Restaurants & Bars
Espo's Restaurant To Reopen After Fire Causes 2 Month Closure
The fire broke out on July 26 and had come from the commercial grill at the Raritan restaurant.
RARITAN, NJ — Espo's Restaurant & Bar is rising from the flames and reopening next week after a fire caused a two-month-long closure.
The Italian restaurant, at 10 Second Street in Raritan, announced Friday they will be opening on Tuesday, Sept. 27.
"We can’t wait to see you all!! Keep following our Instagram and Facebook pages for some new and exciting news coming your way!!" announced Espo's.
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The fire broke out on July 26 at 3:23 p.m. and was coming from the commercial grill inside and extended into the wall behind the grill, Raritan Fire Chief Brian Kredatus previously said. Read More: Espo's Restaurant Catches Fire In Raritan, Closes Tuesday
It took about 20 to 25 minutes to extinguish the fire. There were no reported injuries.
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