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Merle’s opens in Downtown Littleton

Posted 11/20/08

After battles with city ordinances and months of construction, the Merle’s in Littleton opened to the public Nov. 18. They offer a full bar, big …

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Merle’s opens in Downtown Littleton

Geri Noyes, Lou Malandra, and Mick Noyes enjoy dinner during Merle's soft opening Nov. 13. The longtime downtown Littleton residents said the restaurant had a wonderful atmosphere and they were happy they could walk there. After battles with city ordinances and months of construction the restaurant opened to the public Nov. 18. They offer a full bar, big screen TVs, rooftop seating, party room and varied menu, including many “signature” burgers. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen

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Posted Thursday, November 20, 2008 12:00 am

After battles with city ordinances and months of construction, the Merle’s in Littleton opened to the public Nov. 18. They offer a full bar, big screen TVs, rooftop seating, a party room and a varied menu, including many “signature” burgers.

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