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A new restaurant on the river, coming soon to St Charles

Posted2/16/2021 5:30 AM From its riverfront location to its acclaimed chef, the new restaurant opening this spring in downtown St. Charles is anything but ordinary. The Graceful Ordinary is the brainchild of owners Chris and Megan Curren. Chris is the executive chef, while Megan is the restaurant s event sales manager. Situated along the Fox River at 1 East Main St., the former BMO Harris Bank building was purchased in December by Frontier Development and local developers Curt and Conrad Hurst. For the Currens, it s been a nonstop effort getting The Graceful Ordinary a 4,700-square-foot location occupying the first floor of the building ready to open in the next few months.

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Pandemic closures devastate restaurant industry s middle class - Washington Business Journal

Pandemic closures devastate restaurant industry s middle class - Washington Business Journal
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Closures devastate middle-class restaurant workers

. On the day in September when he was hired as a cook at Fulton Market Kitchen a restaurant in Chicago featuring shrimp and grits and miso-glazed halibut Jeff Danaher asked the chef about his plans for the winter. “He was like, ‘I’m open four days a week, and I’m trying to go to seven,’” recalled Danaher, who had been out of work for months. “It was a huge relief.” But five weeks later, indoor dining in the city came to a halt. Danaher, who made nearly $50,000 per year before the pandemic and had his pick of positions in recent years, was suddenly jobless again.

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