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The past couple of issues we’ve told you of some changes on the corner of Rt. 13 and Main St. FLANNERY’S Restaurant and Catering has remodeled the entire inside of the restaurant and expanded its catering menu. Walk through the door and
you’ll see a hand-made bar which can seat 6 people for beer, wine,
espresso, or just to wait for a seat for breakfast or lunch. Then continue
thru the dining area where you can sit with a large group or just for
two. You will notice a large window that looks directly into the kitchen,
where you can watch the chef preparing your meal. You can almost taste
what you ordered because you see pots of homemade soups, sauces, and
B.B.Q. being made, or perhaps a turkey or two frying. You can write
a note to the chef to see through the window and he will reply with
a note of his own. Check out the breakfast menu with all types of freshly prepared Omelets and any style egg made to your exact liking. Flannery’s opens at 7 am, so you can swing by before work for a great breakfast or go in before 3 pm for a wonderful lunch. Back by popular demand, FLANNERY’S is now also open on Friday and Saturday nights for dinner. They are open from 5 to 10 pm, and reservations are suggested. In February they are having Cajun theme dinners, and on Friday the 14th they are having a special Valentine’s dinner. In March, their dinners will have an Irish theme. St. Patrick’s Day is always very busy at FLANNERY’S; they have great specials and reservations are strongly suggested. FLANNERY’S is excited about opening again for dinner - they hope you come in and see what Chef Stewart Davis is preparing. MAGGIE’S
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