Clubhouse 315, inside the former Sunshine Market, will partner with local food trucks to handle food service following the closure of its in-house restaurant Suraci’s Wilkes-Barre, according to owner Lorenzo Medico.
“We at Clubhouse315 are saddened by the closure of Suraci’s Wilkes-Barre and wish them the very best,” he said.
Suraci’s, which closed its location inside Clubhouse 315 in March, will continue to cater pre-existing private events, after which the business will offer off-premise catering through various vendors.
“In the interim, we are partnering with several notable food trucks to handle food service until we are ready to announce the new plan for the former Suraci’s space,” Medico told the Times Leader.
Details about the new concept are not yet available, but Medico said it will “offer incredible food and drink options and will be directly connected to Clubhouse to better serve our guests.”
Summer season at Clubhouse 315
The summer season at Clubhouse 315, an indoor golf, entertainment, and event space, officially kicks off May 1.
The business’ schedule includes weekly ‘Food Truck Friday’ events featuring local live music, drinks, and karaoke, as well as vintage car shows, DJ’d parties, stand-up comedy, and cornhole.
“We are also excited for upcoming events like Boots & Brews II and Oktoberfest, and performances by Kylie Morgan, Lil Mo Mozzarella, and popular social media golf personalities,” Medico said.
In addition, Clubhouse315 has continued to expand, adding a beautiful private event room, a dedicated live performance club for comedy and music shows, as well as a more refined pro shop, custom putting green, and a fully operational bar area.