Baklava for Mallory
Danny and Kathryn Petropoulos, owners of the Blue Jay Restaurant in Northside, closed the place this week for vacation. But when Mayor Mark Mallory's office went looking for a neighborhood spot to hold a press conference about new city population figures, the family was happy to open briefly for him.Mrs. Petropoulos baked some of her special baklava for the occasion.
The restaurant, at 4154 Hamilton Ave., marks its 40th anniversary this month. The daily and Saturday breakfast special: two eggs, home fries, and toast or a pancake for $4. Add a breakfast meat and it's an extra buck.
Here's Mallory posing with Petropoulos family members.
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at 5:27 PM, July 02, 2007 
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at 8:01 PM, July 02, 2007 
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at 10:05 PM, July 03, 2007 
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Post a Comment*Heartwarming.
Well, this is certainly different. I guess Big Mama Fenderson was out of town again & couldn't arrange for this press conference to be held at the Parktown Cafe knife & gun club in Mallory's backyard.
This guy is a joke.
Period.
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