The City Square Steakhouse
Introduction
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Images
Germania Hall, home of the City Square Steakhouse. Photo by Spencer O'Keefe
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Historic Germania Hall. Photo by Dan Katsin, date unknown.
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The inside of City Square. The brick wall in the background is from the original construction in 1878. Photo by Spencer O'Keefe
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The City Square Steakhouse. Photo by Spencer O'Keefe
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Backstory and Context
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In 2007 Liberty Market Properties bought the property and with the help of a group of investors and restaurateur Mike Mariola, the company refurbished the building and opened the City Square Steakhouse in 2008.
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