Tuesday, December 3, 2024

Business Briefs: New Menu at Jolie, Fall Cider From Coronado Brewing, a New Edward Jones Office

Jolie unveils a new menu

Some favorites, some tweaks, and some brand-new dishes are featured on Jolie’s new menu, which debuted Sept. 13. New additions include a pork chop with cheesy semolina and arugula salad, a 16-oz prime ribeye with calabrian chili and avocado crema, and king salmon with a green goddess salad.  The restaurant’s oysters, Peruvian scallops, bluefin tuna and loup de mer remain. See the full menu here.

Coronado Brewing drops fall-themed hard cider

A limited time, small-batch cider has dropped at Coronado Brewing Company. It incorporates cranberries and cinnamon for a tart yet sweet taste. Available in 16-oz four-packs and on draft.

My Montessori School Coronado granted special use permit

The Coronado City Council on Sept. 17 approved a special use permit to allow My Montessori School to continue to operate in shared use with the First Church of Christ, Scientist, on 8th Street. The school previously operated in a location on Orange Ave., but once it grew, it began to share the space with the First Church of Christ. The school has been in operation at this location for about a year. It will host a maximum of 39 students, ages two to five.

A new Edward Jones office

Financial Advisor Lee Fox celebrated the opening of a new Edward Jones office with colleagues Zoe Khetani and Daniela Miguel. Mayor Pro Tem Casey Tanaka cut the ritual red ribbon, cheered on by nine Coronado Chamber board and staff members. The new office is at 801 Orange Ave.

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Megan Kitt
Megan Kitt
Megan has worked as a reporter for more than 10 years, and her work in both print and digital journalism has been published in more than 25 publications worldwide. She is also an award-winning photographer. She holds BA degrees in journalism, English literature and creative writing and an MA degree in creative writing and literature. She believes a quality news publication's purpose is to strengthen a community through informative and connective reporting.Megan is also a mother of three and a Navy spouse. After living around the world both as a journalist and as a military spouse, she immediately fell in love with San Diego and Coronado for her family's long-term home.Have news to share? Send tips, story ideas or letters to the editor to: [email protected]

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