So far this is my favorite project in Blackstone, these look great. Blackstone has changed so much in the past 3-4 years. Probably Omaha’s hottest urban neighborhood, at least as far as getting new stuff like residential and restaurants. The area always had a ton of potential.
Update on this one; it's done! The most interesting note is that they plan to have another glorified food court (food hall) in the ground floor, with up to 8 tenants. Additionally, Coolgreens, previously reported, and a yoga studio will fill other retail bays. With the Blackstone Hotel addition going up, this is a nice little area. Article also has a lot of pictures of the interior, both finished residential units and unfinished retail bays.
Infusion Brewing just posted this with a link to that OWH story -- Apartments are ready in $22 million complex at entrance to Blackstone; food hall will open in spring
Infusion Brewing Company
We are excited to become part of the Blackstone District this spring! #Infusion #BlackstoneDistrict #foodhall #theswitch #drinklocal #craftbeer #Omaha #Nebraska
I was in the lobby for the apartments and also the food hall yesterday. Really sharp look inside and out on this. The fact that it's right on the street makes it feel more urban too. I was impressed.
Also, I was told the Cottonwood (the reason I was in the building) is trying to open by August.
The Switch food hall has announced its tenants.
- Ansel's (relocating from 40th/farnam)
- The Bubbly Tart (bakery)
- El Arepon (Venezuelan)
- M squared juice bar
- Piatto de Pasta
- Red Lantern (vietnamese)
Stories coffee company located on 114th and dodge has opened a 2nd location in here as well as a place called “Geraldines” a new pizza place by the same people who own Nolis.
BIGO88 wrote: Tue Dec 08, 2020 1:59 pm
Stories coffee company located on 114th and dodge has opened a 2nd location in here as well as a place called “Geraldines” a new pizza place by the same people who own Nolis.
That seems odd, pizza place competing against its own pizza place? Can you make a pizza place much different?
BIGO88 wrote: Tue Dec 08, 2020 1:59 pm
Stories coffee company located on 114th and dodge has opened a 2nd location in here as well as a place called “Geraldines” a new pizza place by the same people who own Nolis.
That seems odd, pizza place competing against its own pizza place? Can you make a pizza place much different?
Geraldine's pizza is described as a "Grandma Pie", a style of pizza that I have heard originated in Long Island, NY, typified by being baked in a rectangular baking sheet, and having a thicker crust. It is quite a bit different from the traditional, thin-crust New York style pizza that Noli's serves. As far as I know, no one else in Omaha is serving a grandma pie, so to me, this is a welcome addition to the Switch.
Taco wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 8:18 pm
The Switch food hall has announced its tenants.
- Ansel's (relocating from 40th/farnam)
- The Bubbly Tart (bakery)
- El Arepon (Venezuelan)
- M squared juice bar
- Piatto de Pasta
- Red Lantern (vietnamese)
Taco wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 8:18 pm
The Switch food hall has announced its tenants.
- Ansel's (relocating from 40th/farnam)
- The Bubbly Tart (bakery)
- El Arepon (Venezuelan)
- M squared juice bar
- Piatto de Pasta
- Red Lantern (vietnamese)