New diner steps in for closed one in downtown Clawson
RJ's Diner is soon to open in the downtown Clawson spot long occupied by Grumpy's. RJ's will be a 50's era diner and serve comfort foods like meat loaf and mac & cheese, according to the Clawson Downtown Development Authority. Opening day at the new restaurant at 230 S. Main Street is expected before winter, after recipes are perfected, renovations are complete and employees are hired. It's "always sad to see one business leave but so nice when another relocates and finds their new home here," says Joan Horton, executive director of the Clawson DDA. Source: Joan Horton, Clawson Downtown Development Authority Writer: Kim North Shine
RJ’s Diner is soon to open in the downtown Clawson spot long occupied by Grumpy’s.
RJ’s will be a 50’s era diner and serve comfort foods like meat loaf and mac & cheese, according to the Clawson Downtown Development Authority.
Opening day at the new restaurant at 230 S. Main Street is expected before winter, after recipes are perfected, renovations are complete and employees are hired.
It’s “always sad to see one business leave but so nice when another relocates and finds their new home here,” says Joan Horton, executive director of the Clawson DDA.
Source: Joan Horton, Clawson Downtown Development Authority
Writer: Kim North Shine
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