Sciolino, 55, has found a buyer for the business, although he said Monday that the ink had not quite dried on all the paperwork. He declined to name the new owners but said the space would reopen as a restaurant.
via Joe’s Place turns the lights off – Dining – NewsObserver.com.
The second iteration of Kings will take over a three-story space at 14 West Martin that will combine a 250-capacity music venue with a full-service restaurant and underground bar.
via Kings returns to Raleigh late this summer: Second kingdom: Music: Feature.
The landmark of powerhouse square in Glenwood South, the Raleigh Electric Company Power House building, has been empty for over a year now but that will all change soon. Greensboro based Natty Greene’s has moved in and will open very soon. The furniture is in place, the beer tanks are brewing, and staff training is currently underway.
For those that have been to this beautiful space at 505 West Jones Street when Southend Brewery was open, you will be familiar with the restaurant setup. Left of the entrance is the restaurant with space for couples, families, and large groups. To the right is the bar area with high tables and chairs. Each are separated by the huge beer tanks in the center, on display for everyone to see. The upstairs “loft” will be used for private parties or large functions. The back room through the bar is the game room with another bar, pool tables, dart boards, and a shuffleboard.
Natty Greene’s is open now but look for an official opening date around St. Patrick’s day.
Saw this on a walk through Glenwood South on Friday night and took the shot with my camera phone. It looks like Bada Bing Pizza is open in the 222 Glenwood building. I didn’t see any times posted but according to a sign, the street service window will be open from 12:30am to 3:00am.
The Diner is now open.
Jake Wolf, who previously served up Zuericher Geschnetzeltes and Schwammerlragout at Zum Schneider in New York City, and his wife, Shannon, have leased the space formerly occupied by Champa Thai Cafe in the Capital Club Building. Their restaurant, which will feature American fare, will be called Capital Club 16, said Tom Hendrickson, co-owner of the 12-story building along with his wife Jill.
via Capital Club Building lands new eatery – Business – NewsObserver.com.
The pictures say it all.
The Diner is opening where the former Hard Times Cafe is in Glenwood South. That outdoor patio that is just over the sidewalk is killer. I’ve always thought it was under-utilized and hopefully is as busy as the Mellow Mushroom patio on nice, sunny days. Go to their website for a sneak peek video.
Natty Greene’s is taking over the large warehouse in Powerhouse Plaza that once had Prime Only. Originally from Greenesboro, the brewery serves a good selection of beer but having never tried it, I’m hoping some of the readers can chime in and give us some insight.
Coming soon to Fayetteville Street in the Progress Energy building. It is the corner space towards City Plaza.