LGBTQ restaurant opens in White Plains
Westchester's first full-service gay restaurant opened in White Plains on Sunday. Rhoda Rolling Stone and Dotty Spartans were among the performers during a drag queen brunch at the venue called Ignite.
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Nov 23, 2015, 6:52 PM
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Westchester's first full-service gay restaurant opened in White Plains on Sunday.
Rhoda Rolling Stone and Dotty Spartans were among the performers during a drag queen brunch at the venue called Ignite.
For $35, patrons got unlimited drinks, a meal and a seat at the show.
Ignite co-owner Kevin Burke said he had first-day jitters.
"I'm nervous, excited, elated, terrified," Burke said.
Customers said they were glad the Westchester LGBTQ community has a new place to call home.
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