Youngstown's Golden Dawn owner eyes September reopening
An iconic Youngstown restaurant that closed four years ago is slated to reopen next month, operated by the same family that served customers for decades.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - An iconic Youngstown restaurant that closed four years ago is slated to reopen next month, operated by the same family that served customers for decades.
Johnny Naples tells 21 News he's hiring workers to staff the business, which he plans to run under the same traditions that his family developed over 85 years, including ties and white shirts worn by the staff.
The Logan Avenue eatery, which shut down in May 2017, was purchased for $137,500 by Naples in an auction two years later.
The previous owner, Ralph Naples Sr., passed away in 2016.
The restaurant seats 76 people and the bar seats 19.
More information can be found on Golden Dawn's website
