Tag: Jamestown
In Sandy Springs, a pair of shipping containers will become takeout restaurants, serving Korean fried chicken and shawarma
Developer Jamestown is converting two shipping containers in the parking lot of a Sandy springs strip mall into takeout restaurants: Bok You ATL and SabaRaba’s. The area surrounding the restaurants will be turned into a lawn with tables and chairs where patrons can dine and relax.
Big Atlanta development ideas to watch in 2021
What's happening with the Gulch, the park over GA 400, Westside Park, Path400, and more.
What to know about Ponce City Market’s newly announced expansion
The Old Fourth Ward landmark has unveiled plans to grow by 500,000 square feet, with a new 225-foot “hospitality living” tower.
Jamestown’s Michael Phillips on Ponce City Market
ATL Food Chatter: July 18, 2011
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The potential for positive economic impact dominated conversation at last week’s announcement that the Jamestown Properties developers had bought City Hall East to turn it into Ponce City Market, targeted to open in early 2014. But for food lovers, the buzz is about what the project will bring in terms of restaurants and purveyors. Michael Phillips, managing director of Jamestown Properties, stated at the press conference that “in the U.S. today, there [are] three truly relevant food halls: Pike Place in Seattle, the Ferry Building in San Francisco, [and] Chelsea Market in New York [which was developed by Jamestown]. We are focused very much on putting a peg in the ground for Atlanta to have the fourth nationally relevant food hall.” He said that in addition to the food hall, which will be located in the center of the two-million-square-foot building (replacing the current exhibition hall), the project will also include organic rooftop organic gardens where local restaurant operators can grow food for their own use.
