A slew of new businesses is set to open in downtown Willoughby in September.
New Businesses:
Bistro DTW: This new bistro, located at 4124 Erie St., will specialize in serving unique and handmade soups, salads, sandwiches and wraps. Look for a new lunch and late-night dining destination coming soon!
Erie St. Wine Market: 4055 Erie St. Erie St. Wine Market will carry a selection of imported and local cheese, artisan olive oil and vinegar, cured meats, specialty breads,gourmet salts and spices, craft beers, select coffee beans and locally grown produce when available.
FroYo Twist Frozen Yogurt: FroYo Twist Frozen Yogurt will open a location next month at 38233 Glenn Ave. The shop will feature a variety of frozen yogurt flavors.
Sisters Traveling Tea Service: Sisters Traveling Tea Service, which will be located behind Twice Loved at 4069 Erie St., will open September 1. More details to come exclusively at Willoughby Today.
Moved:
Joe’s Music: Now located in the Freeway Plaza, 36495 Vine St, Willoughby
Room One Massage: Room One will be moving as of September 1. Please call 440.773.7530 for new location.
Closed:
Karma Koffee
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We are a Willoughby business located on Glenn Ave. We love all the bars and restaurants that Willoughby has to offer, but…when we walk into our building, we have to wash and bleach our stairs to wash away the vomit and urine that has compiled over an evenings drinkfest. Any suggestions on what we can do to combat this problem? Also, our employees have not been able to park in our own private parking lot due to public parking.
Sharon, these are long existing problems We had the same issues when we were located at 4132 Erie St before we moved over by Imagine Salon on Euclid. The place to start is with Janice Lipscomb at city hall. She has always been extremely helpful in these matters. She can probably give you some decent advice on how to deal with the issues you face as a small business in DTW.
My husband and I moved into the area recently and LOVE everything this historic & lively city has to offer. Just dropping a comment thanking the residents of Willoughby for helping make our move to this new city an amazing experience and are looking forward the same great invitng atmosphere for years to come!
Thank you!!
Stefanie congratulations on your success, I’m very proud of you.