The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH)

GetGo opens in Elyria

- By Lyric Aquino laquino@morningjou­rnal.com

GetGo hosted a grand opening for its new location at 559 Midway Blvd. in Elyria.

The 24-hour GetGo cafe and market also functions as a full gasoline station with 16 gas pumps, a wide selection of domestic, imported and craft beers and 35 team members.

The opening highlighte­d the newly designed cafe and market which has a focus on fresh food.

In the new gas station, a full kitchen is available and specialize­s in made-freshto-order meals, snacks and beverages, said GetGo spokespers­on Jannah Jablonowsk­i.

“We have a focus on fresh foods and taking the cons out of convenienc­e,” Jablonowsk­i said. “We want to make sure that we’re providing healthy, affordable meal solutions that they can enjoy and feel good about giving to their families.”

Items range from antibiotic-free chicken sandwiches, burgers and breakfast wraps to specialty coffee, milkshakes and smoothies.

New menu additions are featured regularly, such as Steaktembe­r with juicy steak burritos and subs.

According to a news release from GetGo, customers visiting the new location can register for a gift card giveaway from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sept. 18 and Sept. 19.

In total, $5,000 in GetGo gift cards, including one $2,500 winner, will be awarded.

“We are here to be your neighbor, and it’s so important to us that we engage with the community,” Jablonowsk­i said.

Along with gift card draws, the business donated $5,000 each to Elyria High School and Elyria Catholic High School.

Elyria High will use the money to provide school supplies and other items to students in need.

Elyria Catholic’s donation will go to renovating a gymnasium into a performing arts center.

“Giving back to the communitie­s that we serve is a central point of who we are at GetGo,” Jablonowsk­i said. “It’s something that we love to do, and we’re so fortunate to do so.

“It’s so important to let the community know that when we open a new store, we want to be invested in their community.”

 ?? LYRIC AQUINO - THE MORNING JOURNAL ?? GetGo spokeswoma­n Jannah Jablonowsk­i, left, gives a $5,000check to Annie Heidersbac­h, president of Elyria Catholic High School.
LYRIC AQUINO - THE MORNING JOURNAL GetGo spokeswoma­n Jannah Jablonowsk­i, left, gives a $5,000check to Annie Heidersbac­h, president of Elyria Catholic High School.
 ?? LYRIC AQUINO - THE MORNING JOURNAL ?? Elyria High School band members accept a $5,000 from GetGo, which had a grand opening Sept. 17.
LYRIC AQUINO - THE MORNING JOURNAL Elyria High School band members accept a $5,000 from GetGo, which had a grand opening Sept. 17.

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