Creating an indoor-outdoor dining space with its own BBQ pit was the challenge we accepted when we agreed that Monroe could use a great new barbecue restaurant.
The property where “When Pigs Fly” now sits was previously another restaurant space with a small parking lot. Once that business closed it’s doors, the building sat empty until a new restauranteur approached with big ideas.
We began by clearing off the face of the property, making room for an outdoor BBQ pit and open-air seating.
Adding windows above the restaurant space made the upstairs office space much more desirable, and added visual appeal to the otherwise blank wall.
Creating an outdoor space not only provided a place to cook up delicious BBQ, but also added seating for patrons to enjoy their plates in the fresh air.
We were able to fully renovate the indoor dining space as well as rehabilitate the exterior of the property. With careful planning, we were able to overcome the poor design of the building by reimagining the space and repurposing some aspects of the property in order to maximize the building’s ability to host many great meals.
Read more about this project and the recognition that our team received for the work.
Ramsey spent 30 years in education beginning as a teacher and finishing as a technology coordinator. Now with The Eulalia Group overseeing property management, she works diligently with tenants to support their needs. Additionally, as the Transaction Coordinator, she is hard at work in the background with Real Estate clients getting the necessary paperwork completed and turned in on time.
“I love the hometown feel of the downtown area. I also enjoy sharing our town with many guests who come to visit for festivals which the city hosts throughout the year. The people of our town make special events very inviting for everyone.”
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Susan joined the Real Estate industry in 2011 after a successful career managing a Wholesale Annual Flower Nursery. In 2023, Susan partnered with Chad to form The Eulalia Group Real Estate Team and fills the role of lead agent for Real Estate sales and leasing.
“Monroe is a carefully curated town with something for everyone. I was proud that my children chose to call Monroe ‘home’ once they finished college. We are a growing, thriving community.”
Chad Draper has built a distinguished career at the crossroads of placemaking, city building, and historic preservation. Throughout his career, Chad has been pivotal in community development, historic preservation, and shaping urban landscapes, with a continued commitment to enhancing quality growth and preserving historical heritage.
