Natalie's Seafood Kitchen fully reopens after fire damages auxiliary building
A fire shut down Natalie's Seafood Kitchen in Fallston last Friday, but the owner says the damage was limited and the restaurant, bar and catering are all back in business. Natalie's Seafood Kitchen in Fallston, Maryland, has reopened after a fire damaged its auxiliary building. The damage was limited to the building but was rectified quickly, according to Co-Owner Lou Petrucci. The fire was caused by a malfunctioning heat pump, which caught on to a bucket of dirty linens and burned the safety valve off a large propane tank. Despite the setback, Petruucci has assured patrons that it is safe to return to the restaurant and bar. The restaurant also handled 15 scheduled events over the weekend without a cancellation.
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FALLSTON, Md. — A cleaning crew showed up outside the back of Natalie’s Seafood Kitchen early Friday morning and were confronted by a virtual inferno.
Days later, the cleanup continues, but Co-Owner ... [1609 symbols]
