LIMA, OH (WLIO) - After four years of planning and work, the Lima community got to see the finished product of Spring and Main.
For the grand reveal of the spaces, visitors enjoyed cocktails and took guided tours of all four new businesses on the block, which are housed in two rehabilitated historic buildings constructed in the early 1900's.
With the addition of these restaurants and bars, downtown Lima will have a wider variety of different experiences, from the refined Italian atmosphere of Nonno's Cellar to the hip feel of Vista Taco and Corner Pins, which features duck pin bowling and pinball machines. Residents will also appreciate the revived Casa Lu Al, with old favorite recipes and several new ones. Owner John Heaphy, the founder of Good Food Restaurants, says these new spaces will help in the effort to make Lima a better place to eat, work, and play.
"I'm a firm believer that the heart of our city needs to look its best and be something that we're all extremely proud of when we come to downtown, to the heart of our county, to the heart of our community, that people feel good about downtown and the town that they live in," Heaphy said.
The buildings are also now home to corporate office space for Rudolph Foods and Good Food Restaurants.
