Owner Nader Kardoush started the business in 2014 at a smaller spot in Hainesville. In 2018, he and his brother Omar began the process of rehabbing the building at 107-109 Center St.The work included updating the tired facade. But issues with the building, the contractor they hired and eventually the COVID-19 pandemic forced them to push back the move until last year, Kardoush said."Compared to the old location, draft sales have skyrocketed," he said.
Grayslake leaders gave the store permission to serve liquor outside Friday. Festivities will feature a 5 p.m. ribbon cutting, a food truck and live music.
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