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Thru the Lens: Zere Real Estate Services celebrates opening of Famous Toastery in Commack

Shown (from left) are: Bill Maynard, Robert Maynard, Brian Burchill, Marie Zere, Michelle Marie Zere, and Michael Zere.

Commack, NY National restaurant retail chain with 32 locations across the country called the, “Famous Toastery” has opened it’s first location on Long Island. Founders Robert Maynard, CEO and Brian Burchill, COO both native Long Islanders welcomed friends, family and customers to enjoy their food and hospitality. Zere Real Estate Services real estate salesperson Bill Maynard completed the 3,750 s/f lease.

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