Greencastle is not a coffee-enlightened community. No one has purchased the Bistro's wine and beer license, but according to Pigg, it is on auction. She also said that there have been several offers for the license, but the purchaser will not be housed in the location of the former Bistro. Before the Bistro, another woman owned another coffee house, The Paradox, for three years and she also went out of business. It's a tough place to have an alternative business.
Some students are sad to see the Bistro close.
While it may not have received much student business, some students enjoyed it. It seemed like it got quite a lot of business. The Bistro offered people a chance to showcase their talent by offering live music. It's also too bad because it used to play live music and it was a place where students could go to relax and listen to live music. Although the restaurant has gone out of business and Pigg never made a profit in her two years of working there, she doesn't regret the experience.