- November 23, 2024
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MiaKarla Viviano, Super Gyro owner Paraskevas Hantzos and Vasilios Hantzos. Photo by Lisa Wolfe
Super Gyro owner Paraskevas Hantzos looks forward to bringing Greek food to Flagler Beach. Photo by Lisa Wolfe
The BeachHouse owners Colette Handy and Michele Acedo. Photo by Lisa Wolfe
Two sisters Colette Handy and Michele Acedo have moved to Flagler Beach to become locals and run The BeachHouse (formerly The BeachHouse Beanery). They’ve always wanted to open a coffee shop together and had been looking for the best opportunity.
Acedo found the business for sale and sent it to Handy to see what she would think of it. Fortunately, Handy loved it. After figuring out it was located in Flagler Beach they immediately came down form Charlotte, North Carolina to check it out. The sisters wanted it to be in a location where they could work, play and live, and Flagler Beach offered just that.
After a month of renovations and getting settled in they opened their doors July 3 and have had a huge success.
Super Gyro owner Paraskevas Hantzos hopes to open his new Greek restaurant in Flagler Beach in the next week or so. Moving at such a fast pace Hantzos is waiting for his final permits and license from the state. Hantzos found out about the opportunity three weeks ago when the space became available. Jumping at the opportunity before his 30th birthday and sticking to his heritage Hantzos said, “It’s an opportunity of a lifetime to have a business at the beach.”
The small restaurant will offer a limited 100% Greek food menu.
You can find Super Gyros at 205 S 2nd St, Flagler Beach.
