Restaurant Revitalization Fund much needed for many local businesses to recover and stay afloat
Restaurants, bars, caterers, and food trucks are eligible to apply, amongst others. Small businesses owned by women, and veterans have first priority. Author: Marisa Saenz Updated: 1:04 AM EDT May 6, 2021
CLEVELAND Federal money granted to businesses from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund is providing much-needed help for many local businesses throughout Northeast Ohio and around the country.
While people are slowly making their way back to dining in, restaurant owners have a lot on their plate. If we were open full-board today, assuming the demand was there, I m not sure we could offer the level of service our customers are accustomed to, Nick Kostis, owner of Pickwick & Frolic in downtown Cleveland, said.
The new spot in Ohio City replaces Bakersfield Tacos. Author: Doug Trattner Updated: 9:24 PM EST December 11, 2020
OHIO CITY, Ohio Any day now, Gabriel Zeller and spouse Julie Mesenburg will open Avo Modern Mexican in Ohio City.
Since taking the space over from Bakersfield Tacos, which closed in March, the pair has been readying the restaurant for opening day. The goal is to be serving customers before the end of the year.
The already attractive property got an additional boost thanks to new hickory flooring, furniture and paint – a cheery avocado green that does much to brighten up the formerly woodsy interior and a cement wraparound bar in the center of the space has been refinished with a slick, smooth epoxy.