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Emmy's on the Avenue

Eric Regalbuto has been a chef for 24 years at Ben and Irv’s in Philly and at Short Hills Deli in Cherry Hill. Eric always had two dreams; to have a daughter and to own his own restaurant. After his daughter Emmy was born, Eric decided to fulfill his dreams and open his own restaurant. One day he saw the for rent sign, signed a lease, completely updated the storefront with new electric, new plumbing, and new appliances,. His goal is to make Em- my’s On the Avenue a long time success in Haddon Heights while providing a future here for himself and his family.

Stop in for the breakfast special which includes two eggs, toast and home fries for $1.99. Of course specialty omelets, pancakes and other breakfast staples are available. If you are having a breakfast meeting or event, Eric will happily provide hot catered breakfasts at your home or business.

Armond Cammarota, a long tome resident always stops in for breakfast 3- 4 times a week when he is on Station Avenue. “It’s a delightful place. You get lots of good food and company. Eric is always trying to please by customizing my order.”

Kimberly Bass assists Eric in the morning and through lunch. She will also help you with any cold lunch catering that you might need.

Eric Hackett, Sr., has been a regular since the day he walked in. “The food is always fresh and made to order. You can’t beat the prices. I just keep com- ing back.”

531 Station Avenue
547-2151
Open: Monday-Friday 8-4, Saturday 8-3, closed Sunday

Haddon Piano Studio

What’s the most sophisticated new shop in Haddon Heights? Check out the Haddon Piano Studio at 616 1⁄2 Station Avenue – the one with the black and white awning and the black and white keyboard on the door.

In the 1970’s, Rosemary Green McDevitt and Anita Andruzza Prettelt became friends while studying under Dr. Yoheved Kaplinsky, current Artistic Director and Piano Chair of The Julliard School. They received their Bachelor of Arts degree in music education and piano performance from Rowan University. Both Ms. McDevitt and Ms. Prettelt began teach- ing piano while in college, but after graduation, they continued in their own separate musical pursuits and began their families. Both lost their husbands to brain cancer and faced common challenges of being a single parent. A chance reunion at a local grocery store in September, 2009 led to the partnership and establishment of Haddon Piano Studio.

Both Ms. McDevitt and Ms. Prettelt welcome beginning as well as advanced students. Both teachers have experience with students as from 6 years old to seniors who have never played before. The students will learn concepts and skills in a way that ensures success in learning to play the piano. Two Yamaha Clavinova Pianoes offer the touch sensitivity and sound of an acoustic piano along with digital technology.

Piano lessons are scheduled, once a week, by appointment Monday through Saturday at a cost $25 per half hour lesson. Lessons are in align- ment with the school calendar. A six week summer session is available.

616 1⁄2 Station Avenue
856-617-0483

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