Monday, February 11, 2013
Owner Larry Owens gives an update on restaurant improvements — what's happened, what's happening and what's yet to be done
It may seem like the improvements at the Main Street Grille are never-ending. But, there is an end in sight, says owner Larry Owens. "Everything is just kind of coming together," Owens said. "I can see light at the end of the tunnel." North Canton Patch first reported on the restaurant's updates in July 2011, when it closed for three weeks to renovate the floors and bathrooms, which now have new wallpaper, subway tile and full mirrors. And from there, the improvements kept right on coming. The restaurant has added about 40-45 more seats by opening up the "New Berlin Room" on the building's very south side. The room, which opened just before Christmas last year, features a fireplace and table seating as well as black-and-white photos of …
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Cast your vote for North Canton's Person of the Year by 5 p.m. Friday
Time magazine may have named President Obama their Person of the Year, but North Canton residents know that many of their neighbors are worthy of the title. Who is North Canton's Person of the Year — the man or woman who, in Timespeak, "most influenced the news this year for better or worse?" Take a look at the choices, nominated by North Canton Patch readers, and read about what has set these individuals apart from the rest. Then take a moment to cast your vote and help decide 2012's Person of the Year for North Canton. The poll will close at 5 p.m. Friday. The person who nominated Lavelle wrote in to Patch and said: "Working two jobs, raising a family, and still finding time to volunteer at four locations keeps Heather's days and nights …
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
New floors and up-to-date bathrooms are just a couple renovations customers will notice at the Main Street Grille
After a three-week break for renovations, the Main Street Grille will open at 4 p.m. today and feature live music by Tim Hunt tonight. Owner Larry Owens said many of the updates might go unnoticed by customers, but the ones they really might like are the up-to-date bathrooms and new flooring. "The bathrooms were dated," Owens said. "So we completely renovated them so we have new wallpaper, subway tile in them and full mirrors. That's probably the biggest thing the customer will notice." He said the side of the restaurant that had strictly tables and no booths used to be carpeted. They've replaced that carpet with a new hardwood floor that matches the 100-year-old flooring elsewhere in the restaurant. The renovations don't stop there. Owens…
Morgan Day
9:11 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
Thanks for adding that info! Also, that new entrance to the Heritage Society is looking awesome. more ›