The Next Page Cafe

The Next Page Café [originally named “Jimbo’s”] was opened in 1963 by Robert “Beau” Page with his partner, Jimmy Gambino. Jimbo’s quickly became a local favorite neighborhood pub serving the local ‘regulars’.

Robert “Beau” Page was a local politician who was best known for his generosity and compassion for the less fortunate. His heart for the locals and charity is something that was instilled into his son, Eddie Page from a young age.

In 2001, Eddie purchased, Jimmy Gambino’s portion of the business and kept the original name “Jimbo’s’ for four more years. In 2002, his father, Robert “Beau” Page was diagnosed with cancer and passed away in only a few short weeks. “Jimbo’s was renamed “The Next Page”, as tribute to his father and the memory of the owner, Robert “Beau” Page.

It is with his father’s legacy in mind, that his son, Eddie Page, carries on his father’s memory both in the name, “The Next Page”, and his generosity and compassion of those who are less fortunate.