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Popular Woodbridge Deli Plans Return After Devastating Fire
A fire forced owners to gut a local restaurant, but they're planning a return for next month.
WOODBRIDGE, CT — A fire at popular Woodbridge eatery Katz's Deli in June closed the restaurant just days after it reopened indoor dining. However, Katz's is rebuilding and planning to return in mid to late September, The New Haven Register reported.
Owner Steve Katz said the outpouring of support has been incredible, with many loyal customers asking how they can help.
WE ARE UNFORTUNATELY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. WE HAD A FIRE WE WILL REOPEN AS SOON AS WE REBUILD! THANKS FOR EVERYONE'S CONTINUED SUPPORT
Posted by Katz's Deli & Restaurant on Friday, June 19, 2020
One fan wrote on Katz's Facebook page: "I have no doubt the updated version will be amazing. You have a flare for style in architecture AND most definitely FOOD!"
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The June 19 electrical fire started at 7 a.m. in Katz's office. Firefighters arrived in minutes but the back half of the restaurant was gone, according to The Register.
Katz's is known for its deli classics like pastrami sandwiches and matzo ball soup.
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