Wednesday, April 11, 2012
The west side pizza place hopes to have its new 90-seat restaurant open by the summer, and will serve beer, wine and hard liquor.
West side Montgomery residents will soon have a sit-down pizza restaurant. On Monday, village trustees unanimously approved creating a liquor license for Rosati’s at 2083 Orchard Road. Owner Arturo Carlos plans to expand his current restaurant into a 90-seat eatery spanning 1,800 square feet, and he plans to serve beer, wine and liquor as well. Carlos wants to host fundraisers for local charities, and his small space on Orchard Road doesn’t allow that now, he said. Currently, Rosati’s only has a walk-in counter, and isn’t large enough for tables and chairs. Carlos also wants to use the new space to bring in singers and musicians. He hopes to have the new restaurant open by the summer. As for the liquor license, Carlos said he is only …
Friday, March 23, 2012
According to owner Arturo Carlos, the pizza place will soon expand into a sit-down restaurant. Carlos is hoping to sell beer, wine and liquor, and have enough space to host special events.
If you live on the west side of Montgomery, and you’re looking for a place close to home to sit down and enjoy some pizza, you may be in luck soon. Arturo Carlos, owner of the Rosati’s restaurant at 2083 Orchard Rd., is looking to expand his business, and offer a place for customers to sit and eat a meal. Currently, the Orchard Road location only has a walk-in counter, and isn’t large enough for tables and chairs. But Carlos is hoping to expand into the empty storefront to the north, and become a full service restaurant. Carlos said the new restaurant would be about 1,800 square feet, and seat 90. He hopes to be open by the summer. Carlos wants to host fundraisers for local charities, and his small space on Orchard Road doesn’t allow that …
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Montgomery residents Jeffrey Thomas, Jaxon Stone and Raven Stone unveiled their proposal for the vacant Mill Tavern at Wednesday's Committee of the Whole meeting.
Montgomery trustees heard a third proposal for the vacant Mill Tavern on Wednesday, this one from a trio of village residents hoping to bring back a downtown pub they’ve treasured for years. At Wednesday’s Committee of the Whole meeting, Jeffrey Thomas revealed his idea to re-open the Mill, which has been closed since June, following the death of longtime owner Alice Sutcliff in May. Thomas, who teaches school in Batavia, plans to team up with his brother, Jaxon Stone, and Jaxon's wife Raven, both of whom have been in the restaurant management industry for 11 years. Thomas said the trio wants to run the Mill as a sports bar, with televisions on the walls and a menu of tavern-style food. He said the goal is to create a family-friendly …
Richard R
11:06 am on Friday, March 23, 2012
Yes!!!!!!! Oh make this so happen. I like Rosati's Pizza, and yes we need somethings on this side of town. more ›