Crustacean Beverly Hills, a long-running Beverly Hills restaurant known for its menu, announces it is receiving a last-minute reprieve after previously announcing it would close permanently. Multiple outlets report that the restaurant’s forced departure from its longtime location is delayed following a lease extension. The Los Angeles Times reports that the restaurant secured an extension that keeps it open to serve diners through Oct. 31. The New York Post similarly describes the reprieve as arriving shortly after the restaurant disclosed it was being forced out after nearly 30 years in the area. The reports frame the development as a temporary delay to the closure announced for late July, rather than a cancellation of the end date altogether. No details are provided across the accounts about the reasons for the closure or the specific terms behind the lease extension. Both sources agree, however, that the restaurant’s closure timeline shifts from the initially announced end of July to a later date in October.