Cloggy’s Restaurant Finds New Location
By Aabigayle McIntosh
The management of Cloggy’s restaurant has found a new location and plans to open it next month.
The restaurant and several other businesses were destroyed by a fire that broke out on October 3 at the Antigua Yacht Club Marina.
The Marina is currently under reconstruction.
In a recent Facebook post, the restaurant management confirmed that they have found a more minor but perfect location to relocate.
They also promised to create a wonderful and relaxed experience for their customers with the help of the Cloggys team.
The new location will be at Catamaran Club Marina in Falmouth Harbour. However, the restaurant management still has a lot of work to do, which includes
obtaining chairs, tables, and other kitchen equipment. They aim to reopen the restaurant by mid-November.
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