Stacey Yiozanakos has had a few offers to buy Elvira’s.
But, the owner of the very popular/always welcoming/tab-running deli/grocery store/community center says, the rumors that she’s already sold are not true.
Elvira’s: the heartbeat of Old Mill.
“Nothing is decided,” she says — firmly.
“And if I ever decide to sell, everyone here” — she gestures around the busy place — “my customers, my friends who have supported me, they’ll be the first to know.”
So head on down to Elvira’s. Enjoy the hospitality, and the food.
That gyro I had last night was particularly good.
Stacey Yiozanakos waves to one of her many customers/friends, from behind the counter.
“Nothing is decided” — sounds familar. Red Barn, anyone?
Am I correct that this establishment is named after the wonderful, really nice, friendly woman, Elvira, we knew for many years at Commuter Coffee Shop near the railroad station?
say it ain’t so
It will become yet another private residence
In related news, Balducci’s announced that intends to maintain its valued relationship with Westport in an exciting but intimate shoreline space.
Oh noooooooo
Elvira’s is one of the best thing a about living in this area!!!!