Royal Oak bar, O’Toole’s, opening in Rochester
The second O'Toole's could open by fall after renovations on the 9,000-square-foot former restaurant space it will occupy are complete.
O’Toole’s Irish American Grill in Royal Oak is opening a restaurant in Rochester.
The second O’Toole’s could open by fall after renovations on the 9,000-square-foot former restaurant space it will occupy are complete.
O’Toole’s owner, Keith Wadle, is a resident of Rochester Hills.
His new restaurant, which is expected to be a family friendly sports bar, will be located at 139 South Main St.
Source: City of Rochester
Writer: Kim North Shine
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