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Two Margate restaurants, two different fates in wake of Hurricane Sandy
Ben Fogletto
tale of two restaurants
Johnny's Cafe in Margate is expanding in both directions while neighboring restaurant Fedeli's, a staple in town for decades, is permanently closed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Ben Fogletto
tale of two restaurants
Johnny Liccio checks the granite top of the new central bar inside the under-construction area beside the original Johnny's Cafe. Johnny's Cafe in Margate is expanding in both directions while neighboring restaurant Fedeli's, a staple in town for decades, is permanently closed.
Ben Fogletto
tale of two restaurants
Area under-construction beside the original Johnny's Cafe in Margate, which is expanding in both directions while neighboring restaurant Fedeli's, a staple in town for decades, is permanently closed.
Ben Fogletto
tale of two restaurants
Server Nick DeVito, of Margate, walks past the blocked-off entryway to the new under-construction area inside the original Johnny's Cafe in Margate, which is expanding in both directions while neighboring restaurant Fedeli's, a staple in town for decades, is permanently closed.
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