Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Plans call for new restaurant to occupy greenhouse area, as well as offer outdoor seating.
Plans have changed once again for the building housing the former Good Earth Market on the southeast corner of York and Vallette streets. In March, Elmhurst Patch reported that the building's owner, Regan Cronin, had planned to re-open as Edelweiss Market and offer a small "Bier Garten" in the greenhouse on the east side of the building. While the plans for the market still appear to be moving forward, the business now operating in the greenhouse may not be Edelweiss. The plan has, for some time, been for two businesses to share the space. On Monday, the Public Affairs and Safety Committee heard a proposal from Anthony Gambino, owner of Salseria Grill and Cantina, to use 2,200 square feet of the building, including the greenhouse area, for…
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Committee members question child-centered business as second tenant.
Following assurances from the developer that a kid-oriented play spot wasn't necessarily moving in next to a deli that served beer and wine, the city's Public Affairs and Safety Committee Monday recommended approving a liquor license for Edelweiss Market at York and Vallette streets. Edelweiss, operating in the former Good Earth Market space, would sell fresh-cut meats and cheeses, prepared foods, wine and beer, and flowers. Owners Regan and Tom Cronin want to use the existing greenhouse as a beer garden where customers could enjoy their sandwiches with a beer or glass of wine. “This is not a place to get a shot and a beer,” Tom Cronin said. The Cronins also plan to divide the building to allow for a second tenant; plans submitted to the …
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Budget discussion will follow at 8 p.m.
Elmhurst City Council members will meet in their standing committees Monday, March 12, at City Hall, 209 N. York St. The meetings will be followed by a budget discussion. The public will be invited to speak at each meeting. Development, Planning and Zoning Committee will meet at 6 p.m. for a continued discussion on tax increment financing district qualifications. The committee will review reports presented by Kane, McKenna and Associates. Also on the agenda is a review of transcription services. Public Works and Buildings Committee also will meet at 6 p.m. Committee members will discuss: Finance, Council Affairs and Administrative Services Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. to review general obligation bond refinancing and begin a discussion…
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Friday, March 2, 2012
Owners plan to re-open with a new theme, a new design and a reduced floor plan.
The owners of Good Earth Market, which has been closed for about a year, are planning to open a new store at the same location, with a new name and a new design. Edelweiss Market will share the building at the corner of York and Vallette streets with another business, according documents submitted to the city of Elmhurst. Store owner Regan Cronin is asking for a new liquor license to sell packaged wine and beer, as well as serve alcohol on the premises. The license granted to Good Earth in 2009 has expired. "The existing building will be divided into two spaces, allowing an additional tenant to occupy its south side," according to the liquor license request signed by Cronin. "Much like its predecessor, Edelweiss Market will be selling fine…
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10:37 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I like that is different than any thing you can find in elmhurst. I had a buffalo chicken sandwich that was awesome. The server was very attentive and the place was mobbed on a Friday night. Beer list is boring but is priced correctly. It is in the early stages and I hope they continue to chose quality over cutting corner on the menu. Like what I would call a beer garden in the old green house … more ›