In the coming weeks and months, visitors to in Ohio City will begin to see some changes, some minor, others major. By the end of them all, this 16-year-old bistro will have nearly tripled in size thanks to the acquisition of a neighboring space long home to Ohio City Dry Cleaners.
Step one in the process involves relocating the small hot-line kitchen in the first dining room to the larger prep kitchen behind the second dining room. By removing the cooking equipment and hood, and making some footprint modifications, owners Tom and Joy Harlor can turn that area into a small bar. While they’re at it, they will redo the flooring in that original pie-shaped room.
Next, the owners will set to work on the next-door space, a roomy corner property. The plan is to turn that space into an extension of Le Petit, an all-day cafe with more coffee and pastries in the morning, a similar lunch, brunch and dinner menu, and a big bar serving beer, wine and cocktails later into the evening. When that space is completed, likely before fall, a doorway will be added to connect the spaces. The addition also comes with more sidewalk real estate for patio dining.
“I feel like this is a good time to do this because there are a lot of new places popping up and I feel like it’s time for us to kind of refresh what we’re doing,” Joy explains. “We’re excited about it. We have a lot of work ahead of us but it will be good.”
Gonna be le Grande triangle cafe soon
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Now called Le Triangle
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