Next summer, you’ll line up for brunch here
Still lining up on E Olive Way (Image: CHS)
Through everything you can say about present day Capitol Hill, what has happened to it, how everything has changed, and how much better your remember it being, there is this.
There is a place on Capitol Hill — the Capitol Hill of today — for the beloved Glo’s Cafe to move into, spread out a bit, and start again.
“One of our managers said, ‘Glo’s deserves nice things,'” owner Julie Reisman tells CHS about plans for Glo’s to leave after 34 years on E Olive Way for a new home in 2022 in the new buildings rising above Capitol Hill Station.
“That part is really exciting,” she says. “A group of people who cares so much about the community — an incredibly talented staff… we talked about this over the years but never have been able to do any of it. There will be lots of opportunity for staff to branch out.”
