When Oakwood Smokehouse, Mercado's successor, closed in February, Reeves didn't wait any longer. Reeves considered adding this lineup to the sit-down business at Grams Eatery while making renovations there last year. The street food menu and made-to-order operation are intentionally reminiscent of a former business in the same storefront, Mercado Burrito. I feel like there's been a lack of people trying to do good fresh food all the time,' Reeves said. 'We're prepping everything every day to-order.

The sushi burrito - made with typical sushi ingredients and chile of seafood and vegetarian options - is proving to be popular, Reeves said. Grams Express builds off the concept at Gramps but instead of burgers and sandwiches, Grams Express offers a line of freshly made burritos, bowls, salads, quesadillas and tacos. Grams Eatery is Reeves' flagship restaurant, one he said isn't going anywhere anytime soon. He expanded again when on April 28 he opened Grams Express full-time at 520 Market St. Last year, he launched a sibling operation in Bloomsburg, Gramps Eatery, which caters to the quick-eats college and business crowd. Third St., a breakfast-and-lunch spot that he opened in 2018. Reeves owns and operates Grams Eatery at 21 N. 'We've had a line out the door every day we're open,' Reeves said. May 6-LEWISBURG - Jesse Reeves took 15 minutes to sit down noontime Wednesday and talk about his new business, Grams Express, and in that span 15 customers walked through the front door.

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