A Sacramento institution has returned.

Joe Marty's, which has been resurrected by new owners after the original bar burned down over a decade ago, will open for lunch and dinner service starting on Thursday, Dec. 10.

The restaurant and bar opened late last week for lunch service, but decided to close for additional staff training.

When it reopens, the menu features street tacos starting at $2.25, sandwiches, burgers and salads costing between $8 and $12.

The original restaurant was opened in 1938 by local baseball pro Joe Marty's. The restaurant aims to "provide a comfortable and vibrant gathering place for watching a game, meeting friends or casual family dining.

Joe Marty's is located at Broadway and 15th, and can be found online at http://gojoemartys.com/.

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Joe Marty's, a Sacramento sports bar that closed after its kitchen was damaged by a fire in 2005, is set to reopen in December, reports Bob Shallit in the Sac Bee.

[In mid-September], crews have been working on plumbing and structural upgrades at the building, part of the Tower Theatre complex on Broadway. On Sept. 25, framing started, with electrical work to follow next week and construction set to be finished by late November.

Then, prior to opening, the owners will start the fun part: filling the place with the baseball memorabilia that was a hallmark of the original bar and grill opened by former major leaguer Joe Marty in 1938.

For the new place, the emphasis will again be on honoring this city’s rich baseball history, with pictures, bats, gloves and other sports mementos. Some have been contributed by former professional ballplayers from this area.

Read the entire story in the Sac Bee.

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