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Citrus Grillhouse selects restaurant manager

Written by: December 02 2009
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 VERO BEACH — Robert (Bob) Moulder, who most recently helped open 3 Aves Restaurant and MT’s Chophouse, Wednesday was named the restaurant manager for the Citrus Grillhouse as it prepares to open early next year. Moulder moved to Vero Beach in 1993 to open Ellie’s Restaurant owned by Mark and Ellie Gottwald who purchased The 41 Restaurant on Royal Palm Pointe. He managed and operated Ellie’s seasonally for ten years. For the past 17 years Moulder has spent summers as General Manager of Ships Inn, a restaurant and hotel on Nantucket Island.He has four sons who all grew up in Vero Beach.   Citrus Grillhouse will be a casual, American-bistro style restaurant and will be located on the ocean adjacent to Humiston Park as the anchor tenant for Ocean Park development.

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