The Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Burley’s Deli on Paradise Pointe Marina this month. Lisa, Scott and Zane Dover, owners, are in the middle of the photo.
SMITHVILLE — There’s a new stop at Paradise Pointe Marina on Smithville Lake, open just in time for Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer.
Burley’s Deli, 2825 NE 180th St., officially opened May 18. Owners Lisa and Scott Dover took the opportunity to bring their food favorites to the lake. The deli is right on the water, where diners can drive their boats into dock. There is a parking lot above the restaurant where visitors can park vehicles.
The Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Burley’s Deli on Paradise Pointe Marina this month. Lisa, Scott and Zane Dover, owners, are in the middle of the photo.
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