Cincinnati Magazine
Photograph by Dylan Bauer
Hangry Omarâs, a new concept from Richâs Proper Food & Drink, offers creative and highly addictive takes on the slider. That meshes perfectly with Covington Yardâs âbooze and food hallâ conceptâa quick and tasty way to soak up those beers. But unlike the grease-soaked, slightly viscous sliders that most of us are all too familiar with, these sliders are just as good the morning after. For one thing, theyâre big: almost veering into
actual sandwich territory (I have what can charitably be described as a âhealthy appetiteâ and filled up after just three). First up was the West Coast slider: a beef patty with onions, pickles, American cheese, and â1001 Island Sauce.â Itâs a simple burger, but each ingredient was elevated, from the crispy, razor-thin patty to the translucent onions and surprisingly sweet sauce to the toasted, buttery potato bun.
Former York Post Office back on the market for $1.79M
RSDC seeks buyer to redevelop historic building May 8, 2018
5:55 pm
One of York City’s most notable historic buildings is back on the market – for a limited time.
ROCK Commercial Real Estate LLC listed the former Post Office on 200 S. George St. for $1,795,000 this past week.
After six months of negotiation, York development firm Royal Square Development & Construction (RSDC) entered into an equitable ownership agreement for the property with its current owner, Hashempour & Sons LLC.
Under the agreement, RSDC takes an ownership stake in the building through Aug. 31 while it looks for a potential buyer with intentions of redeveloping the South George Street property, said Dylan Bauer, RSDC’s president of development. Bauer declined to discuss other details of the deal.