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Legacy Represents Peppervine- Artisinal

Peppervine open in South Park Spring 2019

Peppervine- Bill Greene, founder and chef of popular Banner Elk concept Artisanal brings latest vision to Charlotte!

Owner and Executive Chef Bill Greene brings his latest concept to Piedmont Town Center in South Park. Green is behind the popular Banner Elk concept, Artisinal. Peppervine will have the same focus on food and service with an extensive wine and craft cocktail list, but with a different overall experience in the Charlotte.

“It will be good for Charlotte. We want it to be an every day restaurant — not just a weekend restaurant,” Greene says.”

“The menu will be progressive American with small plates and shared snacks featured. Seafood will be highlighted, as will local products and produce. (Artisanal has a farm that grows just for its restaurant.)” Jennifer Thomas, Charlotte Business Journal

Dave Tschirhart and Adam Williams, with Legacy, represented Artisanal.

 

New Construction in NODA brings Neighborhood Services

New Building in NODA , will bring Eclectic Gallery/Wine bar and Yoga Studio to East 36th Street.

A new building at “36th Street near The Plaza that’s been under construction for about a year now. Local artist Nick Napoletano recently painted a multicolored swirl mural on its front facade.

The development will soon be home to an eclectic wine/coffee bar called Artisan’s Palate, which will occupy 2,500 square feet of space, according to Greg Godley and Andrew Blumenthal of Legacy. A yoga studio will take up 4,200 square feet in the building, too.

Owner Christa Choska describes Artisan’s Palate as “a community house” and a neighborhood hangout, complete with a coffee house and a full bar that’ll serve everything from wine to craft cocktails.”  KATHERINE PERALTA Charlotte Observer.

Greg Godley and Andrew Blumenthal of Legacy are working to fill the development with complimentary neighborhood service in the two empty spaces that remain in the development — one is 650 square feet, and the other is 2,500 square feet. Developers are expecting businesses to open sometime in early 2019.  “We get a ridiculous amount of retail demand for the NoDa area. We wanted to go and supply some neighborhood services to the area,” Blumenthal said.

For more info on Leasing at 1210 East 36th Street Please contact

Andrew Blumenthal                                                                                         Greg Godley
704.618.1802     ablumenthal@legacycre.com                                         704.904.2383   gjgodley@legacycre.com

 

    

Town Brewing Grand Opening

Town Brewing Opening In Charlotte’s
Fast Growing FreeMoreWest Neighborhood

Four long-time friends, lawyers by trade, with a passion for home beer brewing present the latest entry to the Charlotte Microbrewery market. George Sistrunk, Mark Kutny, Richard Morton and Allen West see their dream come to life as they open Town Brewing  at 800 Grandin Road.

Town Brewing will open it’s 10,600-square-foot facility on Friday Sept 28th at 2pm. Legacy’ brokers Rodney Faulkner and David Tschirhart assisted the group in negotiating their lease for the attractive venue tucked behind Rhino Market,near the intersection of Freedom and Morehead Streets in West Charlotte. The brewery will consist of a 15-barrel, three-vessel system with a variety of fermenting options. Town Brewing’s master brewer Brian Quinn plans to have eleven beers ready on tap by their planned grand opening of Oct. 13, Quinn says.

“Expect everything from easy-drinking lagers to IPAs to be on tap at any given time. The opening roster includes options such as “Escape Plan”, an American Style IPA, as well as “hazy IP”, “My Apologie” and “You’re Welcome”. There’s also session sour “Naked Napoleon” — with a seasonal variety raspberry hibiscus planned — and “Trit Happens” with Coffee, a Triticale Porter infused with Charlotte’s Enderly Coffee”  Charlotte Business Journal 

Town Brewing aims to carve out a niche as both a neighborhood hangout — and a destination, says Heather Wendrow, operations manager.

We at Legacy want to say CONGRATS and GOOD LUCK!

Fresh Chef Adds 4th Charlotte Area Store in Matthews

Mel Funk and Brad Blumer are proud to announce their latest addition to the Fresh Chef family.  Their latest venture, located at located at 15080 Idlewild Road in Matthews joins their line up of stores in Cornelius, Mooresville and Charlotte’s Cotswold neighborhood. “Fresh food is where it’s at. I believe people are tired of paying the prices they pay for frozen prepared food that honestly tastes like cardboard,” stated Mel Funk in an interview with Jennifer Thomas of the Charlotte Business Journal.   The lineup features salads, wraps pasta dishes and entrees. Other menu items like sandwiches feature burgers, chicken, fish, vegetables and sides featuring white cheddar grits, kale salad, burgundy mushrooms or cilantro rice.
The Matthews restaurant is hiring and looks to add up to 50 full- and part-time jobs, including hostesses, bartenders, chefs and dishwashers.Interested applicants can call (704) 628-5179.
David Tschirhart with Legacy has represented Fresh Chef in their multiple lease transactions in the Charlotte Market and they look forward to continued growth in the area.

Newest Charlotte Tower: AC Hotel/Residence Inn Open above EpiCenter

Ever growing Queen City welcomes the long awaited Hotels above the EpiCentre. The 22-story tower will house two hotels with a combined 300 rooms and Nuvolé Rooftop TwentyTwo bar. The AC Hotels and the Residence Inn project led by McKibbon Hospitality and Charlotte’s Vision Ventures and GC Cleveland Construction reinvented the space after the 2008 downturn stalled the plan for a 52 story condominium project on the site.