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In 1958 this was the site of "The Artic"
market. Clayton Stauffer was the proprietor, according to West
Point denizen Bruce Knoll. |
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Dot DeStefano in the West Point Deli. Photo taken
in 2005. |
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Inside the West Point Deli. |
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The deli was renovated and re-opened on December
14, 2007 as "Skinny's Breakfast and Lunch." This is "Skinny" and
his mom. |
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Skinny's didn't last long. In January 2008 it
became "The Old San Juan," which also had a short life. |
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The building was again remodeled and opened as
The Parkside Grille in April of 2008. |
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Steve CaHill, owner of the Parkside
Grille. |
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Inside the Parkside Grille. The food was great,
but they closed after only six months. |
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In the Summer of 2010 it opened as "Aleksandra
Gourmet Cafe." |
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2012. Home of the Castaway Cafe. |
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| Finally, Craig Quinn opened the
"Castaway Cafe" in January of 2012. (According
to health inspection reports, the actual owners were
George Romeril and Mike Andrake.) Like its
predecessors, the Castaway Cafe had great food.
Unfortunately the restaurant closed in December of 2013
when told by Hoff
Properties to vacate the premises. |
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| While the West Point Deli side of the building was
changing owners over and over, Karen Wolf opened "The
Shabby Attic" in 2005 and ran a successful business till
Jeff Clemens sold the building to Hoff. |
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Karen Wolf, owner of The Shabby Attic. |
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Inside The Shabby Attic. |
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| You can now find Karen and
The Shabby Attic at 810 Main Street, Lansdale, PA 19446.
(215) 699-3553. |
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Former entrance to The Shabby Attic, now Salon
Siren. |
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Brittnie Hofmann Hopwood, owner of Salon
Siren. |
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Inside the salon. |
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https://salon-siren.com/ |
