Restaurant supplier Shamrock eyes shuttered Louisville Alfalfa’s Market
LOUISVILLE — You’ve probably seen the Shamrock Foods Co. delivery trucks — logo of a zippy chef carrying a four-leaf clover atop a serving tray emblazoned on the sides — on the highway bringing supplies to local restaurants. Now the company is considering opening a restaurant-supply retail operation in a Louisville building that formerly housed an Alfalfa’s Market Inc. grocery store.
Arizona-based Shamrock has applied to the city for a business assistance incentive package — essentially a reduction in taxes and fees — to help it set up shop at the 28,190-square-foot storefront at 785 E. South Boulder Road. The…
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