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Couple With Roots in Restaurant Trade To Take Over Coast Grill in North Sea

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Mike Soleau, Erin Reiser, and Jack Reiser at the new Captain Jack's on the Coast, which will open later this month. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Mike Soleau, Erin Reiser, and Jack Reiser at the new Captain Jack's on the Coast, which will open later this month. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on May 3, 2023
The Coast Grill, long a North Sea staple, will be transformed this month into Captain Jack’s on the Coast, a new establishment run by a young couple with roots that... more

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