The space at 419 S. Main St. in downtown Royal Oak is going through some changes, again.
A new Korean-inspired restaurant is moving in to share space with Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales in Royal Oak.
Melody Baetens of the Detroit News reports:
Gogi Seoul Kitchen aims to serve Korean-inspired street food, soju and other traditional Asian beverages in a fast-casual setting. Opening Tuesday at 4 p.m., Gogi will have a separate kitchen, but will share a bar and restrooms with Jolly Pumpkin, which is at 419 S. Main. The entrance to Gogi is around the corner at 109 E. Fifth.
While Bastone the restaurant is now totally gone after moving into the smaller space when Jolly Pumpkin moved in last August, Bastone Brewery still operates out of the basement of the building. In fact, Bastone Brewery will be creating two new beers to go with Gogi’s menu: Raspberry Kitten and Gogi-Wan-Kenobi.
