From the Lambton Shield.
Just a
few months ago, Dean Frayne found himself driving near the corner of
Michigan Ave. and Christina Street N. when he felt compelled to turn into the
parking lot at one of Sarnia’s iconic restaurants, the Chipican. What caught
his eye was a FOR SALE sign on a property that had enticed
steak-loving customers for more than 60 years but which had been closed
for a couple of years.
Frayne
and his wife Laurie were already running the Court Cafe and Catering, a
facility they were leasing at the Sarnia Courthouse, but they were looking for
something a little bigger.
A few
days later, Frayne got wind of another opportunity, that being the
sale of contents at Razzers, a defunct restaurant in Corunna.
The
Fraynes ended up with successful offers on both the Chipican property and the
restaurant contents, leading them to put together a business plan and total
renovation project for what will soon be Lake Point Grillhouse & Lounge, a
200-seat family restaurant that they expect to open later this
Image. Zach
Neal.
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