Newburgh restaurant reopen after flooding
Billy Joe's Ribworks on Front Street had flooding in their outdoor beer garden, parts of the restaurant inside and parking lot.
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11h agoFriday's
storm flooded a popular restaurant along the Hudson River in the city of
Newburgh and forced it to shut down overnight.
Billy Joe's Ribworks on Front
Street had
flooding in their outdoor beer garden, parts of the restaurant inside and
parking lot.
The restaurant closed Friday morning
until Christmas eve.
Owner Jonathan Gatsik says they’re
happy to be back in business and that the damage could’ve been much worse.
“Not what you want to have the day
before the holiday weekend on a busy weekend with gift card sales and stuff
like that but better to keep everyone safe than be sorry," said
Gatsik.
Gatsik says storm flooding at the
location is rare, but that the restaurant was also badly damaged during
Hurricane Sandy.
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