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Italian Restaurant coming to the corner of Bridge and Gay Streets

Not a whole lot of information on this but the word is that the former Phoenix Tavern is going to become an Italian Restaurant. Unfortunately, that's about all of the information I have at this point.

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Anonymous said…
Hi JW, which corner are you referring to? The one on Bridge street and cross the street from the kilt shop?
9/13/07, 9:54 AM
JW said…
Its the one on the south east corner, across Bridge St. from the Kilt shop.
9/13/07, 10:05 AM
Anonymous said…
I hear that was an expansion of the drapery place and would be a fabric store!
9/14/07, 9:10 PM
Anonymous said…
Just what we need. Another mediocre Italian restaurant.
9/17/07, 10:01 AM
Anonymous said…
THE RUMOR IS IT WILL BE FAR FROM MEDIOCRE
9/20/07, 12:50 AM
Anonymous said…
Why?
9/20/07, 12:50 AM
Anonymous said…
The Owners have a very popular
restaurant now and much experience
and creativity
9/20/07, 12:52 AM
Anonymous said…
Still...another Italian restaurant. There have to be thousands of them - and good ones, too. Can't we get some variety around here? What about a GOOD sushi place right in downtown? Or a GOOD Indian restaurant (not like the one that was around before - it was awful).
10/2/07, 6:42 PM
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