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Amber Rose Restaurant

Mystery Monday Oct 9

October 9, 2017 By Lisa Grigsby

So a lot of you guessed the bar at Jay’s Seafood, some thought it was the Century Bar and a few even suggested Pat’s Bar on Linden, Coco’s Bistro and Carvers.   WRONG!

This lovely bar is located in the Amber Rose Restaurant in Old North Dayton.  They specialize in homemade Eastern European Cuisine including German, Lithuanian, Polish, Hungarian, Russian and Italian cuisines. The bar is made of imported Turkish marble, perfect for having an appetizer and spirits with friends.

The building, in which The Amber Rose Restaurant is located, was originally built in 1910 by Sigmund Ksiezopolski.  It ran as a general store and deli named Sig’s up until the 1980’s.  The family ran the general store downstairs and resided upstairs as their family quarters.  The National Guard stayed with the family during the Great Flood of 1913.

The Amber Rose Restaurant at 1400 Valley Street, near Children’s Hospital.

In 1989 Elinor Sluzas acquired the building with the intention of opening a restaurant.  Before the scheduled grand opening there was a horrific fire and a portion of the building had to be rebuilt.  The restaurant officially opened for business in 1990.  Elinor retired in 1998 and owner Joe Castellano bought the restaurant, and still uses many of Elinor’s recipes.

Congratulations to Justin Schondelmyer of Sidney- your correct answer won you free Rapid Fired Pizza!

And now for this week’s photo- can you identify the location it was taken?

If you know the location of this photo, please do NOT comment with the answer, but instead enter it here:  http://goo.gl/forms/dyU55fzc48.  We’ll let you know next Monday if you got it right!  Good Luck!

 

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