DiCillo’s Tavern exists in
the exact location it first opened in 1933 and Lee Jewelers has been at
its current location for 53 years after moving from a previous Mayfield
Road location. Subsequent generations continue to serve our residents
in the same traditional manner in a modern Mayfield Heights.
With Mayfield Road going through a major facelift over the next several
months, one landmark remains constant – Di Cillo’s Tavern, which has
been in existence since much of the road was a rural field. In a city
that thrives on proud tradition, one only has to glance at the
longest-running business in the area, to find a connection with a proud
past and a bright future. Mayor Costabile agrees stating, “The
continuity present in all facets of the city and demonstrated by this
family’s business, is what keeps our community strong and our
traditions preserved”.
Current owner, Pete DiCillo, a highly-respected businessman and
Mayfield resident for over 60 years, has ties to 1927, when his
greatgrandfather opened a butcher shop/grocery store in the current
building. His great-uncle obtained one of the first post-Prohibition
licenses in 1933, and the tavern became part of history. Pete’s father,
Zipp, ran the bar until 1954, when he bought the business, shortly
before Pete returned from Air Force service during Korean War.
The bar area offers a full line of spirits for patrons who are always
sure to see a friendly, familiar face. Pete’s daughter Annette, has
managed the business for nearly 25 years, and son Mike fills in during
peak hours. The adjacent restaurant has a quaint, family-friendly
atmosphere and offers a wide variety of menu items – featuring
delicious soups, daily lunch specials, and a popular Friday fish fry,
which draws a virtual generational parade of satisfied customers – from
great-grandparents to small children.
DiCillo’s Tavern – one name, one family, one special place in Mayfield history.
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