Moe's Bistro & Coffee Shop has opened at 345 W. Main St. in Leola.

The new restaurant in the Meadowbook shops takes part of the space that had once been occupied by La Terra Bakery & Antipasto Bar.

But the new restaurant also has taken over another space next door, giving Moe's seating for about 150 in a dining room as well as a smaller area with a counter, dessert case and some plush seats.

Moe's serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The breakfast menu includes a variety of omelets, pancakes, crepes and breakfast casseroles as well as specialty coffee drinks.

Lunch and dinner menus include sandwiches, steaks, Italian dishes, seafood and salads as well as country fare such as baked ham loaf and meatloaf.

Owner Mohammed Khairat oversaw more than $100,000 in renovation work before opening. It included adding new kitchen equipment and outfitting the new dining room.

The restaurant has some 50 full-and-part-time workers. Khairat has worked many years in the restaurant business, most recently at Park City Diner.

Hours: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Phone: 556-8444.

Salon opens

A new salon, Individual Style, has opened at 608 Richmond Drive, Suite 101.

The salon in Richmond Square is owned by Chris Scena and Christina Rendi.

Both Scena and Rendi had previously worked in Manhattan salons.

Scena describes the new, 1,300-square-foot salon as a modern, minimalist boutique reminiscent of a big-city salon. It offers haircuts and coloring services.

Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Appointments only. Phone: 490-6068.

Photography studio opens

Double H Photography has opened at 336 W. King St., 4th floor.

The 2,110-square-foot photography studio offers wedding, engagement, newborn, maternity, family, senior, event, and commercial photographic services.

It is owned by Howie Hartman, who previously operated his photography business out of his West Lampeter Township home. Phone: 283-6070.

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