Michael Jordan's One Sixtyblue to Close

One Sixtyblue will serve its last meal on Saturday

Michael Jordan's upscale restaurant One Sixtyblue will close its doors this weekend.

The former Chicago Bulls legend's restaurant has been a fixture on Randolph Street for the past 14 years, but owners say it was time to go in a different direction, according to the Chicago Tribune.

"One Sixtyblue had an amazing run, and moving on is bittersweet," said Cornerstone Restaurant Group CEO David Zadikoff in a statement. "We are looking forward to a new chapter and are excited to announce our plans for the year ahead."

The building, which used to be a pickle factory, will re-open in the spring with a different restaurant concept.

Jordan opened a steak house in the InterContinental Chicago, at 505 N. Michigan Ave., in August. Furthering an exciting year for the hoops champ, he proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Cuban-American model Yvette Prieto, according to reports last month.

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