If you haven’t been inside of Light Rail Cafe and Roaster since the start of the COVID pandemic, you may notice some big changes next time you visit.
A preview behind the counter with a coffee bar and kitchen with plenty of space to make food. At the front, a big open window refrigerated display case with pastries and other baked goods. (Photo: Nick Deranek/News Now Warsaw)
The small corner restaurant in Winona Lake underwent some big remodeling and changes inside of the building, giving it more space for people to enjoy and a place to sit and relax or do some work, according to co-owner Joel Squires.
Members of Light Rail, along with the Village of Winona and the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on Wednesday to celebrate the fresh look. The cafe reopened on September 1st following several months of renovation. During that time, a pop-up site was open at Cerulean Restaurant.
The ribbon cutting held out in front of Light Rail Cafe and Roaster. Pictured from L to R: Kosciusko Chamber Member Relations Manager Scott Wiley; chamber ambassadors Heather Smith, Sandra Parra and Brittany Lyon; Light Rail baker Sara Joll; partner-owners Caleb France, Squires and Alex Stults; chamber ambassador Brooke Hamstra; Village at Winona manager Nick Hauck; chamber ambassadors Travis Julian, Craig Snow and Scott Allison; and Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Rob Parker. (Photo: Nick Deranek/News Now Warsaw)
