January 12, 2010
By MARYELLEN TIGHE The Daily Grind owner Georgianne Gennette “Gigi” Zavaglia opened her first restaurant after traveling the world. Now the Mount Pleasant resident is bringing the flavors of Italy to Tavola Gigi’s, 437 S. Mission St. Zavaglia closed the Daily Grind to open Tavola Gigi’s, which means GiGi’s Table in Italian, today to fulfill her love of Italian food and culture. “We’ve just become such a fast food society and people have … forgotten to just savor and relax,” she said Full article here.
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January 12, 2010
By MARYELLEN TIGHELorraine and Dan Kirchner gave Pizza King a thumbs-up after trying it for the first time Monday in their new location. “What we were really enjoying was the homemade flavor,” said Lorraine, of Mount Pleasant. Two years after an arson fire destroyed the original Pizza King at 714 E. Preston St., a new location opened Nov. 2 at 600 N. Mission St.
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Business Re-opening
April 29, 2009
By ERIC DRESDENThe Wet Monkey Sub Shack can now wet your whistle with alcoholic beverages. In addition to serving subs, owner John Devine said the Wet Monkey, 4855 E. Bluegrass Rd., was granted a full liquor license and now is serving beer and liquor. Devine said the move is needed to give the business more marketability, as well as to help business. Full article here
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Restaurant Change
March 27, 2009
Different owner to open new store in AugustBy: Joe Borlik Matthew Taylor has been drinking Biggby Coffee since the chain's first cafe opened in his hometown of East Lansing. This year, he will to pursue his dream of owning his very own Biggby Coffee franchise. A self proclaimed "cafe kid," Taylor will open a new Mount Pleasant Biggby Coffee in August at 210 S Full Article Here
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March 27, 2009
By: Joe Borlik Mount Pleasant residents who love Biggby Coffee are out of luck. On Monday, the East Lansing-based chain coffee shop closed the 4445 E. Blue Grass Road location in Union Township. People who have since come to get their coffee have found the doors locked and lights off with a notice taped to building. Full Article Here
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March 19, 2009
By: Abby Wood Central Michigan University alumnus Josh Glew said he knows what students want. Which is why on Nov. 15, Glew bought Bellacino's Pizza and Grinders, 4125 E. Blue Grass Road, and in four days turned it into Mancino's Italian Eatery. "Everybody wants value," he said.
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March 19, 2009
Local restaurants prepare to host Super Bowl partiesBy: Joshua Berenter and Joe Borlik As Pittsburgh and Arizona restaurant and bar owners are undoubtedly preparing for the frenzy that is Super Bowl Sunday, several local restaurants are also getting ready. Several Mount Pleasant establishments, including the Blue Gator Sports Pub and Grill, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar and O'Kelly's Sports Bar & Grill are all hosting Super Bowl parties or offering specials this Sunday during the face-off between the Arizona Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Steelers for Super Bowl XLIII, in Tampa, Fla. Full Article Here
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Special Events
March 19, 2009
By: Vanessa Fayz Editor's Note: This is the eighth story in an occasional series featuring landmarks in the Mount Pleasant community. A 33-year-old taste of Mount Pleasant has found a new location, but kept the same south of the border style. Taco Boy, a local Mexican restaurant, recently moved from its long-time location at Preston and Mission streets to a building near Mission and High street.
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March 19, 2009
The Pita Pit, located at 1620 S. Mission St., reopened in December after closing this past March, when the former owner left town owing many employees money. "I've been here two times now," said New Lothrop junior Paul Malott. "The pitas are by far my favorite thing.
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March 19, 2009
Business closing
Bar-B-Cutie leaves 27 out of work
A barbecue restaurant in Union Township has closed its doors after just two years in business. Bar-B-Cutie, 4520 Collegiate Way, shut its doors on Nov. 16. The restaurant employed 27 people and was owned by Dr. Keith and Teddie Sikora of Mount Pleasant. Employees at the restaurant, the first franchise location in Michigan, reported slow business and personal issues between the owners. The restaurant did not serve alcohol, and had not applied for a liquor license, said William Woodruff, Union Township zoning administrator. Future plans for the site are undetermined.
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