First FriendShip Keep Debuts FriendShip Kitchen Transform

PORT CLINTON, Ohio — FriendShip Kitchen is holding a grand re-opening celebration at the original FriendShip keep, which has been upgraded to the FriendShip Kitchen area thought.

Found at 3800 E. State Highway in Port Clinton, the historic spot now attributes an expanded menu of food stuff ready new daily.

“The FriendShip Kitchen area menu is restaurant good quality, and our chefs prepare our famous FriendShip Well known Hen, thought of Ohio’s tastiest hen, our scrumptious savory-crust pizza, freshly manufactured breakfast sandwiches and refreshing-floor, premium roast FriendShip coffee,” said Kirk Matthews, vice president of foodservice.

The official celebration starts off on June 7 and kicks off a five-working day advertising that includes unique specials, giveaways and gatherings. Shop company will be handled to no cost coffee and fountain soda together with absolutely free food stuff samples prepared in the kitchen area.

“Not to be skipped is our giveaway of breakfast sandwiches for 3 times from June 7 to 10,” mentioned Kevin Campbell, director of retail functions for FriendShip. “The very first 50 company each day can get a delicious breakfast sandwich for free, and everybody that arrives into the shop can sign-up to acquire free of charge fuel playing cards and meals.”

An official ribbon-reducing ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. on June 10. Attendees contain Brian Beck, who opened the authentic FriendShip retail outlet with his father in 1986, together with fellow homeowners from the Beck family members, community invited dignitaries, and FriendShip Kitchen employees. The overall group is welcome to be part of the celebration.

Fremont-primarily based FriendShip Food stuff Suppliers is the retail division of Beck Suppliers Inc., a family members-owned and -operated retail and wholesale petroleum marketer. It at the moment operates 27 FriendShip and FriendShip Kitchen area destinations in northern Ohio and recently opened its initially c-retail outlet in the Columbus current market, with a 2nd keep beneath building.