dallaz wrote:I walked down to Victory Park this morning/early afternoon and was surprised at all the people that were patronizing the businesses. It actually had some type of energy.
I also seen someone who I assume to be a part of the redevelopment of Victory Park, talking to someone about the new restaurants that are going to open in VP. I know for sure he said a Chipotle is going in and some other places...which I’ve never heard of and sadly I forgot the names. Things seem to be looking up for VP and it makes me hella excited.
Yeah, VP has greatly improved since the last time I was there and it shows. I’m sure many other businesses will start to follow. Especially, when the new residential tower gets built. BTW the streetlights had banners that said “SoVi”. I was like what the hell...what’s with the acronyms?! I just can’t get myself to say “South Victory” let alone “SoVi”. Ewww...lollakewoodhobo wrote:dallaz wrote:I walked down to Victory Park this morning/early afternoon and was surprised at all the people that were patronizing the businesses. It actually had some type of energy.
I also seen someone who I assume to be a part of the redevelopment of Victory Park, talking to someone about the new restaurants that are going to open in VP. I know for sure he said a Chipotle is going in and some other places...which I’ve never heard of and sadly I forgot the names. Things seem to be looking up for VP and it makes me hella excited.
You know VP turned the corner if Chipotle wants to move in. I expected them to return downtown at some point and I was hoping it would be inside the loop, but this makes sense.
DPatel304 wrote:Thanks for the positive update. It's very surprising to hear there was some activity considering it's a Tuesday during the day.
I really think the Stars getting so deep into the playoffs really helped bring a TON of people out to the area at just the right time. So many people were telling me they went there to watch the games and were shocked at how much there was to do in VP now.
Now that you mention it, that makes a lot of sense. The good weather we’re having I’m sure is helping as well. Many of the restaurant patios were pretty full this afternoon too.DPatel304 wrote:Thanks for the positive update. It's very surprising to hear there was some activity considering it's a Tuesday during the day.
I really think the Stars getting so deep into the playoffs really helped bring a TON of people out to the area at just the right time. So many people were telling me they went there to watch the games and were shocked at how much there was to do in VP now.
ArtVandelay wrote:Local Press + Brew has closed in VP.
https://www.guidelive.com/food-and-drin ... rite-drink
dalbert wrote:New concept called "Feed Me Pronto" is opening next to Sift + Pour. Looks like a strong fast-casual addition.
https://www.feedmepronto.com/locations
willyk wrote:ArtVandelay wrote:Local Press + Brew has closed in VP.
https://www.guidelive.com/food-and-drin ... rite-drink
It was oddly run. They never turned the sign on in the mornings—to save money? Anyway at the busiest time of day for a juice place it looked closed. Strange.
R1070 wrote:The Lexi is proposed for a different area of Harwood.
Cbdallas wrote:Outside of Vegas is there even a brand for Hard Rock anymore???
DART Approves Victory Plaza Development Agreement
The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) board approved a development agreement for Victory Plaza with Anland North Commercial LP on Tuesday, June 11.
The development agreement allows for the financing, design, engineering and construction of DART's one-acre Victory Plaza with Anland maintaining it through the Victory Owners Association for ten years following completion of construction.
CTroyMathis wrote:Circo will die probably.
So, put the HRC back where it's supposed to be. On McKinney Ave where it was before, only with a tower over it. Throw in a golden grasshopper and palms, too.
Tucy wrote:Cbdallas wrote:Outside of Vegas is there even a brand for Hard Rock anymore???
They have about 185 Hard Rock Cafes and almost 50 hotels all over the world and they are rapidly expanding the hotel brand. So, apparently, yes.
CTroyMathis wrote:Circo will die probably.
So, put the HRC back where it's supposed to be. On McKinney Ave where it was before, only with a tower over it. Throw in a golden grasshopper and palms, too.
Mr. Amsterdam wrote:Why are the designs of Dallas high-rises so boring? If you look at the building designs in other cities like Seattle, Austin, Amsterdam, etc, you'll see some creativity. This looks like every other 15-20 story high-rise that's popped up over the last 5 years.
Users browsing this forum: PonyUp13, urbandesigner14 and 21 guests