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Java Dock's new management hope to make a few changes, including expanded hours, additions to the menu and more.
Thanks to a last-minute rescue by the owner of the building Java Dock inhabits, the coffee shop will stay open with the same name on the sign — but with new ownership and new employees. Gertjan van den Broek, the owner of the building at 116 W. Grand Ave., said former owner Brian Carlson told him on Dec. 31 that he could not come to an agreement with several interested buyers and would be closing the business, which would be liquidated. In order to avoid losing the business, van den Broeck — who also owned Java Dock from 2007 to 2010 — decided the same day to buy the assets of the business, thinking someone might later buy the business from him. "The business would have closed otherwise," van den Broeck said. "If one can prevent a …
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There's lots of places to enjoy a good meal in Port Washington and Saukville, but for some reason it seems the breakfast options are limited.
During an interview for a story recently, conversation turned to places to eat breakfast in the Port Washington area. Harry's Restaurant was an obvious place to come to mind, given it's family-diner atmosphere and also the fact that I've only ever actually eaten breakfast there. Then, of course, there's Tellos Grill and Cafe. A quick breakfast can be enjoyed at Dockside Deli (omelets!), Java Dock (Sconuts!) or Smith Brothers Coffee House (bakery!) and the Port Hotel seems to only have a Sunday brunch. While food at these establishments may be delicious, this particular conversation focused on the sit-down, waitress-oriented type restaurant. After that, our list went blank. So, I searched Patch and came up with a couple more options. …
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Featuring seafood favorites with a twist, the new Victor's Pier Street Shanty will open in with lake views in a weeks.
"It’s really coming to life," Sara Grover, executive director of Port Washington Main Street, said of the soon-to-be opened Victor’s Pier Street Shanty. Owner Victor Cerda has been planning the details of his new restaurant for the past few months and is looking forward to opening in early July. The casual restaurant, 301 E. Pier St., will specialize in seafood, but with inventive twists, Cerda said. Some of the offerings, created by Cerda and his chef Lisa Elbe, will include whole lobster, paella and lake trout Veracruz, Cerda said, and he hopes to finalize the menu soon. "If you want to be distinctive, you have to bring in distinctive product," he said. He also will feature veal frangelico, his specialty dish from his previous …
9:31 pm on Thursday, June 23, 2011
buffalo burgers ? Count me in.. I'll bring my friends. more ›
Ken
6:46 pm on Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Sorry Terry, you didn't get my sarcasm.... more ›