ONTARIO, OR – The legacy of Mallards Grocery is being lovingly revitalized as new owners Jimmy and Chiquita Broughman take the helm. Know for their culinary delights at Curb Appétit, the couple celebrated the transformation of the iconic grocery store at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Ontario Area Chamber of Commerce. Located at 797 N. Oregon Street, the establishment will now be known as THE CURB, a nod to both its heritage and the Broughmans’ commitment to preserving the cherished memories associated with the long-standing convenience store. This beloved local fixture has long been a gathering spot for Ontario residents, well-known for its signature Chicken and Jojos that have kept generations of customers coming back for more. “We want to create a place where the community can return to those special moments while also introducing them to our popular menu items,” said Jimmy Broughman. The couple plans to blend the historic essence of Mallards with an exciting new culinary experience, aiming for a harmonious mix of tradition and innovation. THE CURB is set to offer an array of enhancements, including lottery games, beer on tap, and inviting seating both inside and out, all contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. As the Broughmans put the finishing touches on their plans, they express enthusiasm for what’s to come. As they navigate towards a grand opening, the Ontario Area Chamber of Commerce and Living In The News will provide updates on the progress and operational details. For those interested in learning more about the Ontario Area Chamber of Commerce, please call (541) 889-8012. To stay informed about Living In The News, text (208) 602-7138 for updates. With the Broughmans at the helm, THE CURB promises to be much more than just a grocery store — it’s a revival of tradition, a celebration of community, and a new gathering place for all.
