“The idea is to walk in, have a nice glass of wine and a few oysters,” says Brandon Chrostowski. “Or, if you want to take it to the next level, you can do caviar service and a bottle of Champagne.”
“As a person who loves this neighborhood, and loves the vibe of this city, there is nowhere that is like Lee Road or Cleveland Heights,” says Hallenstein. “It’s an authentic, special place.”
Brandon Chrostowski’s leadership and restaurant organization will also debut more classroom space as it expands into two neighboring buildings on Cedar.
“Cleveland Heights is a city with so many civically minded people who care so much about the community and just want to offer their time and talents to help the city do well.”