05/18/2026
Good morning,
I have been going back and forth on if i should post this or not and after talking to my wife over the last couple weeks and my staff yesterday, I have decided to post this message and this will be the hardest post I have ever made. Some people will never understand what it is like to own a small business and what it takes to make it work, you never have a day off and if you know me I was there 7 days week. You miss out on a lot, but you do what you have to survive and after May 31st PJ'S will no longer be a part of the community as the new owners will rebrand and have a new name and concept.
End of an Era 💔
After 9 ½ unforgettable years, we have officially sold PJ’s Family Restaurant, and our last day will be Sunday, May 31st.
It’s hard to put into words what this place has meant to me. What started as a dream became a second home—not just for me, but for so many in this community. PJ’s was never just a restaurant. It was early morning coffees, after-game meals, family dinners, familiar faces, and conversations that turned into friendships.
To this community—thank you. Thank you for showing up, for supporting us through the years, and for allowing PJ’s to become part of your lives. You are the reason this place meant so much.
To my staff, past and present—there are no words strong enough. You were the heart and soul of PJ’s. The long days, the laughs, and the teamwork are something I will never forget.
This truly feels like the end of an era. And if I’m being honest, I don’t know what comes next. But I do know this—PJ’s changed my life, and I will carry every memory, every lesson, and every relationship with me moving forward.
If you have a favorite memory, a story, or just want to stop in one last time, we would love to see you before we close our doors on May 31st.
Thank you for 9 ½ incredible years. This isn’t just goodbye… it’s thank you ❤️ and we will see later.
— The Eisnnicher family
