Broad Street has been an anchor for Greendale and now it's seeing an economic rebirth over the last few years, according to a story in the Journal Sentinel.
A chapter in Greendale's economic rebirth would be incomplete if you didn't include Broad Street and more specifically the Greendale Village Center, according to a story in the Journal Sentinel. The story highlights the work of Roy Reiman, who sold the Greendale-based company in 1998. But then turned his attention to real estate and started building up the Village Center, which he had purchased in 1996. Reiman's Grandhaven LLC has been able to bring a number of businesses including Ferch's Malt Shoppe & Grille, They Grow Like Weeds and the Panther Pub. Read more about Greendale's Broad St. is broadening its appeal in the Journal Sentinel.
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Ferch's Malt Shoppe and Grille
5636 Broad St, Greendale, WI
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They Grow Like Weeds
5676 Broad St, Greendale, WI
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Which of these is your favorite place for a date in Greendale?
Patch asked, and you answered, in comments on Facebook, stories and restaurant reviews. From our original field of restaurants, we've narrowed it down to these. It's a battle of the Italian restaurants, with Ricardo's and Klasiana Pizza taking top honors. We gave Ferch's Malt Shoppe and Grill a nod, too, for its Facebook recommends from our Places page for the Greendale standby. Ricardo's family-owned pizzeria features thin-crust pizzas baked on a stone deck. The menu also includes burgers, panini sandwiches, salads and pasta dishes. Ferch's Malt Shoppe and Grille takes patrons back to an earlier time with its frozen custard and malt shoppe classics. Klasiana Pizza has something on the menu for everyone, including pizza, Italian …
Mercury
6:58 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Thank you to Mr. Reiman for his belief and caring for our fair village. We must all do what we can to keep our Broad Street alive and well. The local merchants, your library and municipality and recreation department are investing in it too. more ›