A landmark restaurant in Saskatoon has been sold !
Saskatoon Station Place restaurant, across the street from the actual old railway station in the city, has been a staple in Saskatoon dining for 35 years.
The Arvanatis brothers immigrated to Canada half a century ago and built their Greek-Canadian fusion restaurant, including using two vintage railway cars in the design of the restaurant.
Stavros Arvanatis, along with his three brothers, collected antiques through the years. Some of the benches are made of solid brass, along with old telephone booths, clocks & Tiffany stained glass chandeliers, and a 400year old Italian mirror.
https://www.ckom.com/2019/06/24/579374/
The Saskatoon Station Place is being sold to
The Old Spaghetti Factory with the stipulation all the antiques stay put.
The Old Spaghetti Factory is an American restaurant chain based in Portland, Oregon with most of their restaurants on the West Coast but some in the Midwest and in Western Canada as well.
https://www.osf.com/about/
The style of The Old Spaghetti Factory seems to fit well, their restaurant decor traditionally features antiques, including chandeliers, brass headboards and footboards as bench backs for booths, the most prominent feature being a streetcar in the middle of the restaurant with seating inside.