Joseph Huber's Hofbrau. May it rest in peace.
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This past weekend, RQS and I went to Mamaroneck to eat. While there, we passed by an old building which had been closed up as long as I can remember - and that is a long time, as I started working in that era in 1984. (It was open when I started working in the area, but closed soon afterwards.) I was very surprised to find that there were two people working inside, turning this long dormant neighborhood bar into a social club.
We walked in and chatted with the fellows doing the work, and found that they were taking the stained glass windows down, ostensibly for health reasons. Although this may be true, I feel that the windows do not reflect the atmosphere they want in their new business. Luckily, they know the value of the stained glass windows, and will be preserving them for the future.
I wish the new owners well in their ventures....
The following are 4 of my shots of the place.
PS: If you're interested in another part of real estate history, read this:
The Skinny House of Mamaroneck
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