former storefront a bustling restaurant - small engraved name plates

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The latest bar on West Broadway is described as comfortable, dim and nearby.
Beachside grocery store (164 landside Street)
Officially opened under the leadership of owners and siblings Jason, Ryan and Shelley Armstrong.
So far, the business in this place has been stable, and many locals hope the place will be occupied after the TV series Sunnyside stops playing.
"I think it's great that people understand this," Ryan said . ".
"I think the local residents really appreciate that the building is barrier-free, and that's what we 've heard over and over again, and that's what we 've been trying to do for a long time.
The "groceries" section of the name dates back to the beginning of 1900, when the building was originally built to accommodate the groceries of the Hill brothers.
The owners did not want to make much changes to the building, leaving them with a kitchenette and a relatively small overall space.
While the city approved plans for a pizza restaurant in July 2016, Armstrongs eventually moved in another direction.
"When we finished the development, we already had 120 square meters.
"The deal is much smaller," said Ryan.
"We have egg tarts, small plates and the like.
It did get changed, not far from the concept, but we didn't get Forno.
Outdoor cooking is allowed, so maybe in the summer we can look at other things.
"At present, local specialties --
Take vegetables as the center.
Cocktails, wine and beer are also served at the bar.
Ryan says it's not necessarily a place to eat a meal --
It's more like a place to hang out with friends at night. "It’s intimate.
There is no darkness, but there is no brightness, in which case you can sit down and be a little more comfortable, have small plates with friends and chat instead of making a phone call, although we can't control it, "said Ryan.
So far, this is a good place for people in the area to walk.
"It's mainly locals," Ryan said . "
"I don't want to say that it's purposeful that we have this strategy because we don't, but, we do want to keep it as long as we can as a place on the local West Broadway.