The ownership of Pour House is in flux, reports Bob Shallit in the Sac Bee.

Principal owner Trevor Shults reports he has “an agreement for a possible sale” of the business to the operators of two downtown Sacramento lunch spots, Dad’s Sandwiches and Dad’s on J...

Shults, one of the city’s top bar and club owners, said the sale is likely to close in the next month or so and “free up enough time to focus on the new projects.”

That’s a reference to Seventh and K streets, where Shults and partner Bob Simpson are planning to open up three restaurants and bars, totaling about 12,000 square feet, to serve crowds drawn to the Golden 1 Center opening next year.

Read the entire story in the Sac Bee.

The change in ownership was filed with the state's Alcohol and Beverage Control regulators on Aug. 31.

I contacted Pour House's PR team on Sept. 9 asking about an ownership change (thanks to the eagle eyes of a Cowtown Eats reader who sent in a tip), but he declined to provide substantive comment.

The one other tidbit of good news is that it's likely the vaping store will close in the back, per Shallit.

And just to prevent any confusion, Dad's Sandwiches used to own Dad's Kitchen, but Dad's Kitchen has since been sold to other owners.

Pour House is located at 1910 Q Street, and can be found online at http://pourhousesacramento.com/.

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