"This restoration tells people that we're here to stay," Kathryn Tsandikos, the restaurant's president and third-generation owner, said in a statement. "It's been a difficult time for so many family owned restaurants, and we're overjoyed to be able to make this investment in our historic sign with the help of the City of Worcester. We're grateful to the people of Worcester for supporting us now for 107 years."
"We're doing this for the people who light up when they see our neon sign," added her son, Chief Operating Officer Solon Kelleher. "We considered switching to LEDs as so many landmark neon signs have done. We want to keep that neon glow in Worcester, and we're grateful to the city for their assistance and investment in our restaurant."
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