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Sir Guy’s holds reunion at Lefty’s
Local hot spot remembered fondly
Dennis, left, and Sharonlee Diehl point out their picture in one of the original collages that hung at Sir Guy’s. DAN COOK PHOTOS
August 26, 2021
Sir Guy’s, a popular Caribbean-inspired restaurant and pub, was a hot spot on Rehoboth Avenue for locals and visitors alike for more than 10 years. It has been closed for 16 years, but many friends and longtime patrons got together Aug. 20 for a reunion at Lefty’s, where drinks, stories and laughs were abundant during the evening.
Jamie, Geo and Bobby O mixed and poured behind the bar while Johnny O, Angela and Terry O mingled with the former patrons and friends of the local restaurant.
“We had our first date there,” said Jill Burton of herself and husband Bryan. “It was a great place to go.”
Sir Guy’s was owned by the Waple family. Shown are (l-r) Caroline, Jamie, Angela, Cecilia, and Rosemary Waple.
Debbie, left, and Bill Robertson enjoy the Sir Guy’s reunion.
Bryon and Jill Burton had their first date 15 years ago at Sir Guy’s.
Sir Guy’s owners Terry, left, and Johnny O’Hazza pose for a picture at the reunion at Lefty’s.
The Sir Guy’s crew included (l-r) Dennis Diehl, Jamie and Angela Waple, Terry and Johnny O’Hazza, and Jason and Debbie Giles.
Remembering the great times at Sir Guy’s are (l-r) Matt and Susan Kehoe, Debbie and Jason Giles, and Amy and Jamie Mault.
Former patrons of Sir Guy’s are (l-r) Steve Burger, Bryan Bowles, George and June Covill, Jess Fuddy and Noel Sickler.
Sir Guy’s former owner Jamie Waple saw action behind the bar during the reunion.
Former Sir Guy’s bartender Bobby O aka Bobby Ostendorf mixed it up behind the bar during the reunion.
