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Eating Upstate: Transforming a Double Decker Bus into a Restaurant

Rob & Kim Rayevsky bought a 1980 British double decker bus in 2022, which was a retired tour bus in Philadelphia, Kim’s hometown. First Rob painted it, then they transformed it into a commercial kitchen on the 1st floor, concessions windows for takeout, and tables on the 2nd for a bird’s eye view and named […]
Eating Upstate: Transforming a Double Decker Bus into a Restaurant

Rob & Kim Rayevsky bought a 1980 British double decker bus in 2022, which was a retired tour bus in Philadelphia, Kim’s hometown.

First Rob painted it, then they transformed it into a commercial kitchen on the 1st floor, concessions windows for takeout, and tables on the 2nd for a bird’s eye view and named it Double Up.

In her segment Eating Upstate, Erin Scherer shares the story of the Rayevsky’s long held dream for an eat-in and take-out restaurant with locally sourced, healthy food that’s also environmentally conscious.

Image: Kim & Rob Rayevsky

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