Pink Cricket Reopens After Renovations with Retro Charm and Updated Style

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
  LANCASTER, Ohio – Pink Cricket will officially reopen at 3 p.m. on Friday, September 26, after a week of renovations, welcoming guests back to enjoy its signature retro atmosphere with a classier, updated twist.

As part of the updates, the restaurant now features new pink awnings, a freshly painted deck, a redesigned bar, refreshed colors, and new furniture. While the look is brighter and refreshed, the team has ensured Pink Cricket still feels like the same retro neighborhood spot that has been a Lancaster staple for decades.

“Our goal was to honor Pink Cricket’s history while giving it a fresh feel,” said Larry Tipton, owner of Larry Tipton Restaurants. “We are thrilled to invite our customers back in to see the changes and continue making memories here.”

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The Pink Cricket Restaurant was established in 1938 by Deward Shaffer and moved to its current location at 929 E. Main St. in November 1965. William Rymer and Brad and Angie Bodamer owned the restaurant from 1965 to 2000. Later, Paul Hoch, Sr. and Paul Hoch, Jr. purchased the restaurant and have continued the tradition of the Pink Cricket since 2000, with Paul Jr. and his wife, Monique, operating the business. Larry Tipton Restaurants acquired the restaurant in 2023. For more information about the restaurant, visit https://www.pinkcricketlancaster.com/