Dayton Daily News

Locally sourced restaurant coming to The Greene

- By Mark Fisher Staff Writer

“The Sinful Orchard” — an independen­t restaurant that will focus strongly on local sourcing of its food — is gearing up to open “very soon” at The Greene Town Center, its founder says on the eatery’s web site.

The restaurant applied for a full liquor license earlier this week at 81 Magnolia Lane, in space that has been vacant for more than two years, since Crazy Mango Bistro & Bar shut down in July 2015. The location is on the eastern side of The Greene’s retail complex, near the Von Maur department store.

The Sinful Orchard “is not a chain restaurant; it goes beyond the commonplac­e fare,” founder Jodi Burgess writes. “Specialtie­s will include smoked meats, appetizers, daily specials, happy hour deals, drinks and more. Prepare to be blown away by the vast array of hand-crafted beers, some of which are currently not offered in this area. Wine and alcoholic beverages will also be on display for your consumptio­n.”

“We at The Orchard are excited to bring to you our idea of fresh, homemade food. What sets The Orchard apart is that all vegetables and meats will be raised and hand-selected locally. Breads and specials will be prepared fresh daily and made from scratch using actual handed down recipes that have been used generation­ally. These span from the traditiona­l to more adventurou­s.”

“Live musical entertainm­ent and nightly specials will be available as well. The Orchard will be available for private parties and will work with you to help develop a menu for your event! The Orchard looks forward to meeting you soon!”

There had been some apparent interest from another potential tenant for the Magnolia Lane space. In September 2016, a potential new restaurant called La Cantina applied for a liquor license for the space, but those efforts apparently stalled.

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