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April 6, 2007
Blue Moon restaurant to return to Rock Harbor marina
This May, a new restaurant is expected to open on the banks of the Cumberland River. Blue Moon Lagoon will open in the former location of the Blue Moon Waterfront Cafe at Rock Harbor Marine, according to The Tennessean.Co-owner Steve Ford told The Tennessean the restaurant will have an island theme and will serve American fare. Blue Moon Lagoon will feature a thatched roof and tiki bar, Ford said, adding the restaurant will stay open 10 months of the year -- closing in January and February -- to avoid closing throughout the fall and winter.Ford and fellow co-owner Erv Woolsey also are part owners of restaurant Lay'la Rul on 20th Avenue South, and Woolsey notably manages country music artists George Strait and Lee Ann Womack, the article said.The former Blue Moon Waterfront Cafe featured Southern gourmet cuisine and live music.More on the history of this location:Yacht Harbor wins federal marina grant November 29, 2005 - The City PaperWaterfront dining to return February 15, 2005 - The City PaperMarina at crossroads? October 08, 2004 - The City Paper
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Hi Paige,Is Blue Moon Lagoon officially open for business?
June 2, 2007 11:26 AM
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April 6, 2007
Blue Moon restaurant to return to Rock Harbor marina
This May, a new restaurant is expected to open on the banks of the Cumberland River. Blue Moon Lagoon will open in the former location of the Blue Moon Waterfront Cafe at Rock Harbor Marine, according to The Tennessean.Co-owner Steve Ford told The Tennessean the restaurant will have an island theme and will serve American fare. Blue Moon Lagoon will feature a thatched roof and tiki bar, Ford said, adding the restaurant will stay open 10 months of the year -- closing in January and February -- to avoid closing throughout the fall and winter.Ford and fellow co-owner Erv Woolsey also are part owners of restaurant Lay'la Rul on 20th Avenue South, and Woolsey notably manages country music artists George Strait and Lee Ann Womack, the article said.The former Blue Moon Waterfront Cafe featured Southern gourmet cuisine and live music.More on the history of this location:Yacht Harbor wins federal marina grant November 29, 2005 - The City PaperWaterfront dining to return February 15, 2005 - The City PaperMarina at crossroads? October 08, 2004 - The City Paper
Posted by Paige Clancy
at 9:43 AM
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91 said...
Hi Paige,Is Blue Moon Lagoon officially open for business?
June 2, 2007 11:26 AM
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