<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4TCZfu_182bQrtw00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4TCZfu_182bQrtw00" width="1200" height="900" ></figure>A downtown Bowling Green restaurant is closing its doors for good.Steven Sterling, owner of Sterling’s Amish Deli, located at 133 E. Wooster St., announced on Sunday that after six years of ownership, the restaurant will cease operations in the upcoming weeks.Sterling cites a lack of business and a change in interest as reasons for the closure. Prior to his purchase of the restaurant in 2019, it was owned by Lori Hanway.“I was presented with an opportunity to fulfill one of my dreams of serving the community by helping sober up drunk college students by selling food late at night downtown. Well over $100k and two remodels later, the deli became what it is today. Collectively, I spent almost two years of my life gutting every square inch of that building, with my own two hands, with some help from some friends and family, turning a run-down old building into a fully functional place that people would actually want to go and enjoy a meal,” Sterling wrote in a Facebook post. “After all of that hard work, the people never really showed up.”In the post, which has over 500 reactions, Sterling asks the community to “stop in the next coming weeks for your last Amish deli experience before we close this chapter of my life and move on to the next.”</div></body>

Sterling's Amish Deli Closing Downtown Bowling Green

Steven Sterling, owner of Sterling's Amish Deli located at 133 E. Wooster St., announced on Sunday that the restaurant will close its doors in the coming weeks after six years of operation. Sterling cited a lack of business and a shift in personal interests as the primary reasons for the closure. Prior to Sterling's ownership, the restaurant was managed by Lori Hanway. Despite investing over $100,000 and dedicating nearly two years to renovate the property, Sterling noted that customer turnout remained low. In a Facebook post garnering over 500 reactions, he invited the community to visit the deli for their final meals before it closes permanently.

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A downtown Bowling Green restaurant is closing its doors for good. Steven Sterling, owner of Sterling’s Amish Deli, located at 133 E. Wooster St., announced on Sunday that after six years of ownership, the restaurant will cease operations in the upcoming weeks. Sterling cites a lack of business and...

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A downtown Bowling Green restaurant is closing its doors for good. Steven Sterling, owner of Sterling’s Amish Deli, located at 133 E. Wooster St., announce

Sterling’s Amish Deli closing

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