In 1999, Marion decided that it was her time to retire and sold the restaurant to a long time admirer, Terry Roszatycki, and his wife, Carol. With four teenage daughters, the Roszatyckis had a captive staff. Terry and Carol worked tirelessly to create an updated charm. The Roszatycki’s eldest daughter, Angela, and husband, Troy, ran the café for nine years with tender loving care.
In 2018, the Pinson family took ownership of Granny’s Cafe and the now Emerald Valley Inn. With their new management team, they seek to honor the former owners and the time and energy that have been invested into this special place. The future of Granny’s Cafe and the Emerald Valley Inn is bright, and you are invited to come and be a part of that future while visiting a little piece of Port Angeles history.
Benjamin and Cheryl Lowe, long-time family friends of the Pinsons, now run the cafe and hope that the legacy of the previous owners shines through. Benjamin is a father of 4, has culinary background and training with Chipotle restaurants and has worked locally at Wilder Auto and Angeles Furniture. Cheryl has never met a stranger, and homeschools Hannah (12), Hayley (11), Isaiah (9), and Isabella (7) while working to make Granny’s Cafe a place where folks are welcome and well fed!