Isaac's branches out with new restaurant From: Central Penn Business Journal | Date: February 13, 2004| Author: Reardon, Dennis | Copyright Journal Publications Inc. Feb 13, 2004. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Isaac's Restaurant & Deli, the restaurant chain known for its flamingo logo, plans to hatch a different restaurant in Central Pennsylvania.

By branching out, Isaac's hopes to further improve, said Philip R. Wenger, owner, president and chief executive officer. Competition between his Isaac's restaurants and the planned one would not be an issue, he said.

"It would not compete with Isaac's because it would be a different kind of restaurant," Wenger said. He declined to disclo...

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