The time has arrived and we will begin working on the café space tomorrow, March 27th.
The demolition of this area will create some noise, the extent of which is difficult to determine. It should last no more than 2 (two) days.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we undertake this new amenity for the Renaissance on Turtle Creek
The massively popular brunch chain Snooze an A.M. Eatery is bringing its creative breakfast twists to its most central location in Dallas yet: Oak Lawn.
The Denver-based chain, which made its Dallas debut in Addison in June, will open a restaurant at 3211 Oak Lawn Ave, near the intersection of Cedar Springs Road, in what was previously Hypnotic Sushi, which had been closed for some time.
A weirdly mysterious new Instagram account created for a restaurant called Homewood indicates that chef Matt McCallister is likely planning his new venture.
No address is listed for the secretive new eatery, which isn’t directly connected to McCallister. Renderings of the restaurant uploaded to the website for Design Hound, an Austin interior design firm, indicate that it will open somewhere in Oak Lawn. The real smoking gun is McCallister’s use of a hashtag that’s been exclusively used by the chef in conjunction with this forthcoming restaurant.
DPatel304 wrote:It Looks Like Matt McCallister Is Planning a New Neighborhood Restaurant in Oak LawnA weirdly mysterious new Instagram account created for a restaurant called Homewood indicates that chef Matt McCallister is likely planning his new venture.
No address is listed for the secretive new eatery, which isn’t directly connected to McCallister. Renderings of the restaurant uploaded to the website for Design Hound, an Austin interior design firm, indicate that it will open somewhere in Oak Lawn. The real smoking gun is McCallister’s use of a hashtag that’s been exclusively used by the chef in conjunction with this forthcoming restaurant.
https://dallas.eater.com/2018/8/6/17657 ... rmongering
Some more (potential) restaurant news for Oak Lawn. I hope to see more and more activity in this area, as I think there is a lot of potential here (specifically along Oak Lawn Ave and Cedar Springs Rd).
Matt777 wrote:Judging from the shape of the building in the rendering, I can say with 99.7% certainty that it's going to be in the old Beck's Prime space at Oak Lawn Ave and Avondale. Looks nice.
cowboyeagle05 wrote:The Union coffee house at the Methodist Church at Cedar Springs and Oak lawn has started.
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Cbdallas wrote:425 sq. ft. for 1350 per month. Micro mini size for NYC pricing. They better hope we get Amazon.
Dmkflyer wrote:I heard it will be a Total Wine built when the strip center is torn down
Dmkflyer wrote:I heard it will be a Total Wine built when the strip center is torn down
LongonBigD wrote:Almost forgot about Juggs. Speaking of long gone girl bars in Oaklawn... I still remember The Unicorn at Lemmon and Douglas, now Uncle Julio’s.
DPatel304 wrote:Yep. Condos and Micro-units are two things this market is severely lacking. I understand the lack of micro-units though, since we aren't even close to being on New York's level, but I don't understand why there is a lack of condos coming on to the market.
princecy wrote:Its because people from out of town are coming and building cheap apartments. Once they get their money(apartments are more profitable than townhouses or condos)..they'll bail. Were stuck with apartments that will look outdated in 20-30 years.
The apartments we build now...will be gone in 30 years. The 3 to 5 story apartment buildings now....they will be torn down for apartments that will be 15+ stories or more in the year 2050.
Oh well.
R1070 wrote:I'm pretty sure Oak Lawn Ave has specific set back rules so hopefully this won't look too awful. Seriously anything is going to be better looking than that current strip that's there. Though I hope someone reminds OLC that the CVS on McKinney was a complete design disaster that should have NEVER been approved.
DPatel304 wrote:Bellini's Italian Cafe and Pizza (3810 Congress Ave.) is relocating to the Design District and the former location is being torn down.
https://www.dallasobserver.com/restaura ... n-11062363
Here is the building being torn down:
https://www.google.com/maps/@32.807412, ... 312!8i6656
There is no information about what the future plans are for this location, but that is a decent sized lot on some prime real estate.
killervirgo wrote:When I was at Bellini's a few days ago, I was told that the lot would be redeveloped as a CVS location. They were fairly confident about this development, but the location seems too small.
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