Friday, March 29, 2013
Ton Ton Ramen and Yakitori Bar to open in planned Krog Street Market later this year.
Chef Guy Wong, who opened Miso Izakaya in the Old Fourth Ward four years ago, is planning to open another eatery in neighboring Inman Park. Ton Ton Ramen + Yakitori Bar is slated to open this fall in the planned Krog Street Market, according to Tomorrow's News Today. The 1,100-square-foot restaurant is to be full service and feature a Japanese counter, TNT, reported, adding he plans to open another restaurant in Decatur. See TNT's full story here.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Rust and barbed wire is soon to give way to retail and restaurants.
INMAN PARK — By the time it's done, Krog Street may be unrecognizable. For years, some of buildings and and other structures around and off Krog were characterized by rust and decay, barbed wire and graffiti. That's slated to change as part of the $70 million Krog Street Market redevelopment project Paces Properties has planned for the nine-acre site bounded by Edgewood Avenue, Irwin Street/Lake Avenue and the Atlanta BeltLine. Paces Properties, which purchased the site last year, expects to complete the project by November. Plans include construction of a 6,000-square-foot, indoor facility and the goal is to have it be comprised of all local tenants. See the accompanying video by Immovable Media, Inc., for a peek at Krog Street before its…
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Project slated to open in June.
INMAN PARK — The site of Tyler Perry's former soundstages off Krog Street will be redeveloped into the Krog Street Market, its new owners said. The development is part of an overall $70 million project for a nine-acre site bounded by Edgewood Avenue, Irwin Street/Lake Avenue and the Atlanta BeltLine, Paces Properties told Atlanta INtown. Paces Properties purchased the site, which includes Rathbun’s and Krog Bar, last year. George Banks, a Paces Properties vice president, told Atlanta INtown, the market is to be comprised of all local tenants, not national chains. The market is to be a 6,000-square-foot indoor facility at the former soundstages, Atlanta INtown reported. “We’re actively seeking local restaurateurs and local farmers to make …
WillMoo
4:17 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
While I do applaud the new life in the area I hope that they don't destroy the feel. Krog Street tunnel is one of the most interesting places in Atlanta. I would hate to see it become another bland, pre-packaged space with no soul. more ›