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Luther’s Table will hold official grand opening this Saturday– live music, food, beer and wine

Apr12
2011 Written by Randy Corman

Here is an excellent news video about the new “Luther’s Table” family restaurant in downtown Renton, within the beautiful new Compass Center Veterans housing on Second Street. The restaurant has been holding soft openings for a few weeks now. My family and I found time to meet up for lunch here recently, and we all thoroughly enjoyed the food and atmosphere. The restaurant will be serving wine and beer during dinner hours, and will feature live bands on some evenings.

Gretchen Mertes, who is one of the pastors featured in the news video below, is an outstanding musician as well as organizer of Luther’s Table.

 

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