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Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Grab & Go -- if you can catch them open

I think Grab & Go, on Main Highway, is finally open daily now. I passed by today and there they were. I told them that I pass by daily and that no one is there, but they swear they are open.

Their hours are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 am to 11 pm and the weekends, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 5 am. Guess they don't sell liquor if they are open until 5 am. Apparently they are closed Thursdays.

I love their concept of a run in and run out place, so I hope they make it. Here are Tomas (right), the owner with Felipe, the chef, and Jennifer.

You may know Tomas from New York Roma Pizza on McFarlane Road, he owns that and he is also the owner of the new Swiss restaurant and chocolate shop (with ice cream and other goodies), opening up in about a month on Commodore Plaza.

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