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From the exhaustive wine list and filet mignon to the wood-accented interior and elegant lighting, you know you're in a downtown Chicago restaurant.
No, make that Indianapolis.
Wrong again try Fort Wayne.
The Summit City has called Eddie Merlot's its own since owner and founder Bill Humphries established the upscale eatery here in 2001. The 32-year restaurant veteran is overseeing an ambitious nationwide expansion that includes future locations in Scottsdale, Arizona; Orlando, Florida; and Chicago.
Construction is underway in Englewood, Colorado, so that an Eddie Merlot's can debut there by winter. Humphries celebrated the Pittsburgh, opening of his 10th restaurant in April.
Success among upscale diners is evident at other Fort Wayne restaurants. They are maintaining traffic and in some cases building sales even as some consumers are still frugal about spending.
Upscale and coming
Humphries said an aging population is the key to his marketing strategy.
The baby boomers just don't want to entertain, but be entertained, he said. When you come out for a good meal, there's no worry about cleaning up afterward. You can just sit back and enjoy your friends.
Chops and Baker Street restaurants are two other examples of businesses that could cash in on the expected increase in annual sales that the National Restaurant Association forecasts.
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Fine dining doing just fine
Federal Grill, Johnny Manana's, Made in Brazil and Sangria are just a few of the restaurants that have come and gone in downtown Allentown in recent years.
But with a minor league hockey arena, office buildings, shops and apartments in the works, many restaurateurs see a reversal of fortune ahead as hungry hockey fans, workers and new residents descend on the city.
Donny Petridis, founder of posh Valley eateries Blue and Melt, is one of these individuals. After six months of construction, he opened The Hamilton Kitchen & Bar Tuesday (for dinner only) on the first floor of Two City Center at 645 W. Hamilton St. It will be open for lunch and dinner beginning Monday.
The 150-seat restaurant is the first of what could be a dozen eateries ranging from coffee shops and diners to sports bars and upscale restaurants to occupy new downtown buildings.
Asked if he was excited to be a part of the city's turnaround, Petridis pointed to the nearly completed PPL Center arena across the street and quipped, "How can I not be?"
"I feel this will be the place to live, work and play in the Lehigh Valley," he added.
With the help of New York-based Celano Design Studio, Petridis incorporates an industrial feel complete with vaulted-brick ceilings, exposed steel beams, hand-painted ceramic tiles, reclaimed woods and crimson-leather seating. Vintage jugs, baskets, buckets and other accents add to the rustic ambience.
The menu features items "for all tastes and budgets" and will change at least twice a year, said Petridis, a resident of Lower Saucon Township.
Snacks, under $15, include common comfort foods such as mac and cheese, as well as more unusual offerings such as warm cheese curds and wild boar hand pie.
Flatbreads such as duck confit and pork sausage, as well as sandwiches such as the Reuben and Gulf shrimp po' boy tap out at $15 while main entrees, $12-$48, include New York strip steak, pan-roasted pork chop and seafood stew, among other items. House-made ice cream and other desserts are also available.
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Musical performances are big here. (Meet the Tivoli Players.) There are social clubs, card clubs Canasta anyone? a mens club, and a club for the women. The golf club has about 50 active members though theres no course on-site, which actually makes it nice because theres no pricey maintenance.
They simply get all organized, then go play at one of the half-dozen public courses nearby.
And tennis?
This place loves their tennis, which might be why the courts are top notch. Six Har-Tru clay courts, and a tennis pro to boot.
Yep, this over-55 crowd likes to move around and make friends, which is probably why they bought in Tivoli Lakes of Palm Beach County. Located on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard just west of Jog Road, Tivoli Lakes isnt huge.
We didnt want a big community, said Rita Packman, who moved into Tivoli Lakes in the spring of 2008. We didnt want a country club.
So what Rita and Bruce Packman got was small(ish) community with well-constructed homes, plenty of amenities landscaping, pool, yard work, clubhouse, its all taken care of with your HOA fees and neighbors who have fallen in love with Florida retirement, although a few poor souls do still work.
Its just a nice group of people, said Packman, who bought their place over the phone after looking at the plans at a friends house.
Built by Devco Homes, Tivoli Lakes was ready for residents in April 2005, said HOA President Jeffrey Smith. Residents were able to pick from among eight pre-construction floor plans, and that gives Tivoli Lakes a custom look from the street. The touches are fantastic. (The sidewalks are all pavers.) And Realtor Valerie Kotz, who sells with Lang Realty, said clients love coming through the main gate and seeing all the lush landscaping.
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