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LUNCHTIME LOWDOWN: Bastone Expands.. Drink Like A Viking.. Dive Bar To Wine Bar.. Even More Belgian Food.. Indian Comes To Midtown

Written By Unknown on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 | 10:12 AM

March 20, 2013
A European sensibility has proved extremely valuable for Union Brewery LLC, owners of Royal Oak's Bastone. So much so that the owners are opening a second Belgian-inspired eatery in their building on Main Street and Fifth Avenue.

About nine years ago, when the brewery's partners first focused on Royal Oak, "there was a big void in Belgian beer," said David Ritchie, Union's operating partner. "It really hadn't been done in that area -- a brewpub making Belgian-style beers. And the restaurant really grew out of the idea of the beer and finding a menu to match."

Bastone, Ritchie said, combined the classic American image of a brewpub with meals that riffed off European-style bistro classics. "It shows the Belgian influences, but brings in French and German, as well."
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