Rena’s Italian Fishery & Grill in Alpharetta to Open Subsequent Thirty day period

At first slated to open in November of past calendar year, Rena’s Italian Fishery & Grill at 240 South Key Avenue in Alpharetta will now open up, behind agenda but with gusto, mid-February. Darren Henderson, who owns the forthcoming cafe along with close by Crust Pizzeria, will serve equal components pasta, seafood and steak-primarily based dishes, breaking down fish and butchering meat onsite.

The cafe is named for Henderson’s spouse, who he explained has supported him through his vocation in the hospitality marketplace. “I named [the restaurant] after [Rena] to say thank you for supporting my occupation in the restaurant marketplace for the last 25 decades,” Henderson explained to What Now Atlanta in a previous interview. 

The restaurant at the Maxwell improvement will attribute intensive sections for grilled meats, which include a 12-ounce bone-in filet, a 9-ounce lamb chop, New York Strip and a veal chop, all cooked on a wood-burning grill and served with a side of mashed potatoes or a medley of purple potatoes, asparagus and broccolini. Fish entrees will contain salmon, trout, halibut, grouper, bronzino and twin lobster tail dishes, served with the exact same choice of sides. Primarily remarkable pasta dishes contain a Canadian boar-meat bolognese, seafood canneloni, a steamed clam dish with white wine sauce and fussili amatricana. 

Organizing to convey among 100 and 200 employment to the place with the new cafe, Henderson stated that he aims to bring a initially-fee cafe with realistic prices to his neighborhood. An independently-owned 5,000 sq.-foot even room upstairs, he explained, will give local community customers a position to host situations.

Rena’s is largely featuring server positions and is nonetheless seeking for personnel as their opening strategies. Any individual interested in a placement can visit the restaurant in-person, where by applications will be readily available, or utilize by means of Without a doubt.