The closing is "pretty crappy," said D.C. resident Joshua Thornhill, who tried to meet a friend for lunch Thursday at the restaurant. "We're going to have to find a new place to eat."
Even amid heavy rain in downtown D.C. Thursday afternoon, passers-by stopped to read Mendizabal's huge sign. Some called the situation "ridiculous" or "unbelievable," while others simply stared. One man took a photograph.
On a street crowded with coffee shops and restaurants -- including Indian, Middle East and Italian cuisines -- many said the odors from Rogue State didn't stand out."

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