Undergoing a renovation after Olive Kitteridge Taping Passports Restaurant they discovered a tile floor from decades ago.
The plan is to restore it to its former glory.
Passports Unearths Classic Tile Buried Under Layers Of Flooring
My View of Life on the Dock
Good Morning Gloucester 
but when will they re-open? i need popovers so very badly.
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Great find ~ interesting ~ maybe a follow up on the history ~
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What a treasure–can’t wait to see what they have done with their exciting new improved interior!
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That is a great floor!
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It will probably look great but it will also change the acoustics for the worse. A hard tile surface, like the tin ceiling at Sugar Mags, will reflect everything and conversation, the reason we all enjoy eating together, will get more difficult unless some countermeasures are employed. In my humble opinion, more establishments need to pay attention to this or wind up like Cruiseport where no one can hear anything.
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Acoustics? Another place with awesome food, Cape Ann Brew with great food, lovely building but terrible deafening listen to every conversation amplified off a hard surface acoustics? I hope it is not an exciting new improved echo chamber.
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I remember when a childhood friend on mine there in lanesville found a revolutionary cannon ball in the creek by days farm and pond…It was an article in the Gloucester Daily times…He was also he spearhead of the lanesville (lanes cove Bonfires building)…:-)
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Time will tell. Thanks to everyone for your interest and support! We should be going again on Black Friday.
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