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One of Center City's future gastropubs will have a Transylvanian twist.
Laurentiu Muras, a bartender about town, is developing Mamaia -- say it "mam-AY-ah" -- at the long-underutilized (or is it closed?) Cafe Habana on 21st Street near Chestnut. Mamaia is a resort town in Muras' native Romania.
He says it's a few months out.
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Comments (1)
Good; it's about time someone became more imaginative and decided to open something OTHER than an Irish/English brewpub.
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2008 2:18 PM
Posted on March 13, 2008 14:18