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The restaurant scene saw a handful of changes in Lancaster County during the month of January. Three eateries announced their future plans for locations in the county, two new restaurants opened up shop and one closed permanently. Here are the restaurants that opened in Lancaster County in January Witz End Pub has opened in Mount Joy in the former home of Rosieâs Tavola. The new restaurant and bar at 114 E. Main St. is owned by Brandon Zimmerman and Matthew Antol, who both formerly worked at Rosieâs, which closed in July. Zimmerman and Antol describe Witz End as an âeveryman pu...
Witz End Pub has opened in Mount Joy in the former home of Rosieâs Tavola. The new restaurant and bar at 114 E. Main St. is owned by Brandon Zimmerman and Matthew Antol, who both formerly worked at Rosieâs, which closed in July. Zimmerman and Antol are both longtime restaurant workers who say the opportunity to own their own place arose because of the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted Rosieâs Tavola owner Bob Linkens to sell the business and liquor license, although he still owns the building. Zimmerman and Antol describe Witz End as an âeveryman pub, a punk-rock-style ...