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Poke man
- Published: July 24, 2022
Just a few minutes after 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 14, Miguel’s Poke Island opened for business.
Gilah Pomeranz Anderson was the first customer through the door of the Dayton Street storefront, which previously housed The Greene Canteen. She was first to peruse the selection of poke — Hawaiian for “to slice,” as in raw fish — various grains, vegetables, fruits and sauces, which can be combined to customize a “poke bowl.”
Handing Pomeranz Anderson the restaurant’s first poke bowl was Eric Mawby, a Florida resident and restaurateur.
Mawby told the News he was in town to help Miguel’s Poke Island owner Miguel Espinosa, with whom Mawby has worked in the past, get the new eatery off the ground.
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