
BY: Dan Brannan
Nicky G’s Italian Eats has created excitement in the Alton area since it was first announced. Steve and Dee Gehrs have taken the old Veloff Power Equipment Repair building at 1801 State St. and are making it into what will be a showcase for the Riverbend, so the excitement is real.
Soon, Nicky G’s will be hiring and open in the location. Dee Gehrs had knee replacement surgery and has been rehabilitating that, but she is a picture of health now, and excited about the opening of their business. The restaurant will feature sandwiches, specialty pizzas, fresh salads and food that is available in quick fashion, but at a much higher quality than some fast-food establishments.
SOURCE: https://www.riverbender.com
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