Architectural
Megs Senk (@megsnotplural), an advertising art director, and George Korsnick (@sleepy.soups), a software developer, had spent four years in Maine recalibrating their lives after years hustling in bigger cities. Then they leased the ground floor of a creaky historic structure in the center of town and got to work. They named it St. George Pizza (@st_george_pizza), after the river that runs through Warren—and right near their shop’s front door. What started as a fantasy, a place to simplify life and make things by hand, and a safety net beyond careers being demolished by AI, has quickly become a community cornerstone. Tour the space and read their story at the link in our bio. Photography by @tararicephoto; words by @zoesessums
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Let’s not romanticize the grueling and high risk endeavor of owning and running a restaurant as a ‘safety net’ for AI taking our jobs. Though I guess I should expect this sort of fantasy from this outlet 🙄.
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Good grief, what a dream! Love love love the exterior paint job and flag. Who wouldn’t come to a screeching stop right in front to get pizza at that darling restaurant?
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Couple goals! Everything @megsnotplural + @sleepy.soups touches turns to aspirational creativity, beauty, charm and delicious perfection!
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Shoutout to everyone who saw when this was originally posted yesterday. “Saftey”
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So many stories like this are all across Maine!❤️👏👏 Love seeing them all grow!
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We love a confident clog 🔥👏❤️
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Absolutely perfect!!!! 🤩👏
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This is incredible
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:’) Zoe!!!!
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So so dreamy
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Small independently owned restaurants much like this are quite literally all over Maine. That’s the beauty of the small towns up and down the coast of Maine.
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Omg omg omg you two 😍😍
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❤️❤️❤️
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👏👏👏👏👏
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