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Savory Hill Opens for Business in Moon, Stresses Local Ingredients on Menu
The new Moon Township bistro is located in the spot formerly occupied by Bullheads Bar & Grille.
Moon native Thomas Langan said it's a "chef's dream."
The former Heinz Field chef and his wife Melanie have converted the former Bullheads Bar & Grille at 988 Brodhead Road into the new Savory Hill Bistro. The eatery opened its doors this week.
The bistro will focus on cooking from scratch—offering a blend of local ingredients, a wine list featuring 30 to 40 varieties and a menu that will change with the season.
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"It will never get stale," said Langan, who said he has 20 years of restaurant experience. "We'll be rotating menu items with local ingredients."
Langan said he was inspired to launch a Moon Township bistro on Brodhead Road after Bullheads shuttered its doors in 2011.
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"It's an upscale, casual concept," Langan said. "I was raised in Moon, and it's one of those chef's dreams. The liquor license opened up and we decided to go for it."
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