St. Patty's Day Bash
Lucky Dill Deli Celebrates Three Days of Irish.
Palm Harbor, FL, March 16, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Lucky Dill Deli, located in Palm Harbor, Florida, (off of Alternate 19 and Alderman Road) celebrates the Bay Area’s biggest ode to the Irish with a full weekend of activities leading up to the big day.
Lucky Dill Deli, a New York style deli, first opened its doors in 1990 and has become a popular breakfast, lunch and dinner restaurant -- loved by locals and snow birds alike.
Known for its piled-high deli sandwiches, sells over 100,000 pounds of corned beef each year.
“St. Patty’s Day is a very exciting event for us,” says owner Kimberly Mitow. “The enthusiasm and energy inside the restaurant and under the tents is something we look forward to all year.”
On March 17, 2008, the Lucky Dill Deli presents live music under several tents, its famous corned beef and cabbage, and free dessert. Of course green beer will be served, but that isn’t the only thing green at Lucky Dill Deli. Owner Kimberly Mitow is striving to make the Lucky Dill Deli environmentally friendly.
“We have started small by switching our to-go and coffee cups to organic paper,” says Mitow. “As inventory runs low, we are finding more eco-friendly alternatives as replacements.”
Lucky Dill Deli is located at 2800 Alternate 19 at the Alderman intersection in Palm Harbor, Florida, just minutes from Tarpon Springs and Clearwater. For directions or more information please call (727) 789-5574.
About Lucky Dill Deli
Lucky Dill Deli, established in 1990, is owned and operated by Kimberly Mitow. A New York native, Mitow, wanted to bring a piece of the state she grew up in to Florida. Lucky Dill Deli takes pride in providing customers with fresh quality food and an upbeat atmosphere reminiscent of the famous New York delis.
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Lucky Dill Deli, a New York style deli, first opened its doors in 1990 and has become a popular breakfast, lunch and dinner restaurant -- loved by locals and snow birds alike.
Known for its piled-high deli sandwiches, sells over 100,000 pounds of corned beef each year.
“St. Patty’s Day is a very exciting event for us,” says owner Kimberly Mitow. “The enthusiasm and energy inside the restaurant and under the tents is something we look forward to all year.”
On March 17, 2008, the Lucky Dill Deli presents live music under several tents, its famous corned beef and cabbage, and free dessert. Of course green beer will be served, but that isn’t the only thing green at Lucky Dill Deli. Owner Kimberly Mitow is striving to make the Lucky Dill Deli environmentally friendly.
“We have started small by switching our to-go and coffee cups to organic paper,” says Mitow. “As inventory runs low, we are finding more eco-friendly alternatives as replacements.”
Lucky Dill Deli is located at 2800 Alternate 19 at the Alderman intersection in Palm Harbor, Florida, just minutes from Tarpon Springs and Clearwater. For directions or more information please call (727) 789-5574.
About Lucky Dill Deli
Lucky Dill Deli, established in 1990, is owned and operated by Kimberly Mitow. A New York native, Mitow, wanted to bring a piece of the state she grew up in to Florida. Lucky Dill Deli takes pride in providing customers with fresh quality food and an upbeat atmosphere reminiscent of the famous New York delis.
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727-698-7970
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727-698-7970
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