Most of the photos on the walls went up before their time, but while the Karampatsoses owned the place, actors Neil Patrick Harris, Steven Weber and Kate Burton stopped in to eat. There have been three or four other owners through the years, as its legend kept growing. The restaurant started as a diner on Main Street in 1976, under original owner Charlie Nikitas, she recalled. After we sell, I think I’m going to take a break and figure out my next step.” “I’m ready to be done with the restaurant thing, and have more evenings and weekends for family,” Karampatsos said. She noted that her children are getting a bit older, so, she wanted to have more time with them. “It’s been a great business, even during the pandemic.” “We were just out of college and looking for an opportunity, so, we decided to give it a shot,” Karampatsos said. She noted that they were friends of the family of the previous owner, and when they heard that the business was for sale, they jumped at the chance.
Jennifer Karampatsos is the managing partner of the business, and most days she can be found working behind the counter. The owners, Christopher and Jennifer Karampatsos, put the business up for sale in November. Scott, the asking price for the business is $149,000. It has served a varied crowd of Williams College students and staff, local residents, cast and crew of the Williamstown Theatre Festival and summer tourists for generations.Ĭelebrities who performed in the festival have eaten there, and provided autographed publicity stills to be framed and hung - and some have had sandwiches named after them.Īccording to Burnham Gold Real Estate agent Erin M. has changed hands several times since opening in the 1970s. WILLIAMSTOWN - After more than 40 years of making local sandwich history, Pappa Charlie’s Deli on Spring Street is for sale.
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