Harlow District At West Dallas At 2817 W. Dallas St.

[Htowngirl]

My husband and I always do the same old, same old. Birthdays, anniversaries, life's other victories.

Where do you go when you're celebrating a special occasion or big win?

I celebrate a lot of birthdays, etc... I am the "party planner" for my group of friends/relatives... these are my faves [Dollar signs are my own emphasis]. Also, try b4-u-eat.com for reviews.

Downtown -

*Sambuca - great for celebrations

*Bossa ($$) 610 Main

*Mia Bella - Main - my fave restaurant, but sadly the staff has changed recently.

Midtown

*Damian's ($$$) 3011 Smith - classic Italian

Montrose / Shepherd -

*Vincent's / Nino's / Grappino di Nino ($$) 2701 W. Dallas

http://www.ninos-vincents.com/

Nino

[Highrise Tower]

Transwestern is pleased to offer ±2.57 acres of infill land on West Dallas Street ideal for redevelopment in Houston, TX.

https://transwestern.com/property/2817-w-dallas-st

 

[dbigtex56]

The wording of this ad perplexes me:
"Look! An opportunity to buy an historic, beloved landmark Houston restaurant, featuring Tuscan-inspired architecture....and tear it down!"

[Texasota]

The vast majority of this property is parking and unremarkable small buildings.

Ideally, a potential developer would come in, keep the two buildings facing Dallas and the two nice brick bungalows at the south end of the property, and still have plenty of space to put in a large apartment building on the rest of the apartment. 

[Houston19514]

Yeah, I would presume "redevelopment" includes retaining/accomodating the three operating restaurants.  Hopefully they keep all three of the buildings at the front of the property.  I love Grappino di Nino!

[Avossos]

7 minutes ago, Houston19514 said:

Yeah, I would presume "redevelopment" includes retaining/accomodating the three operating restaurants.  Hopefully they keep all three of the buildings at the front of the property.  I love Grappino di Nino!

I wouldn't presume that. I too, wish they do keep these old homes - now restaurants. I think it could look really cool to have a Montrose Collective type thing here or a Heights Mercentile... however, I think the safe bet is they are likely torn down.

I hope I am wrong and the buyer only develops the parking lot area (plenty big).

[Houston19514]

1 minute ago, Avossos said:

I wouldn't presume that. I too, wish they do keep these old homes - now restaurants. I think it could look really cool to have a Montrose Collective type thing here or a Heights Mercentile... however, I think the safe bet is they are likely torn down.

I hope I am wrong and the buyer only develops the parking lot area (plenty big).

So you think the Mandolas are ready to close all three of those restaurants?

[Avossos]

Just now, Houston19514 said:

So you think the Mandolas are ready to close all three of those restaurants?

Yes :/

[j_cuevas713]

Wow I never knew this development had so much parking. I hope someone comes in and keeps those charming buildings on the property. 

[jgriff]

2 hours ago, Houston19514 said:

So you think the Mandolas are ready to close all three of those restaurants?

If I owned the land and the businesses I would shut them down and sell it. The tax appraisal is pretty low and I’m no expert but I figure it would sell for 4 to 10 million. 

[Highrise Tower]

Under Contract per Loopnet.

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/2817-W-Dallas-St-Houston-TX/22681274/

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 11/14/2021 at 6:57 PM, Highrise Tower said:

Under Contract per Loopnet.

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/2817-W-Dallas-St-Houston-TX/22681274/

 

TKG Holdings is either in the process of buying or may have already purchased the parcels located at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue. The company is from local hospitality group the Kirby Group.

The purchase is not visible in the county records yet, but could be soon. The Loopnet listing for the lots shows the listing was last updated June 28, 2022 and is under contract again. It's possibly an indication of the Kirby Group's purchase.

TKG Holdings filed an entity for W Dallas Interest, LLC in May. Once the sale is complete (if it's not completed already), county records will show W Dallas Interest as the new owner.

Longtime Italian restaurants Nino's, Vincent's, and Grappino's Di Nino from the Mandola family occupy the lots.

Edited July 16, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

The Kirby Group recently dropped a hint of what may become of the parcels at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue.

About three days ago, the Kirby Group announced an upcoming concept on Instagram named Verde or Verde Garden. The post is geotagged in the Heights. However, the new project will likely replace Grappino's Di Nino at 11011 La Rue St, Suite C.

Verde will center on Tex-Mex fare, cocktails, and beers, according to its logo and hashtags on Instagram.

As for Vincent's, which is located at 2701 West Dallas, it could close too. A trade name filed with the state two months ago indicates the group may have plans for a concept possibly named Katami.

I do not know if the Kirby Group will keep Nino's open or not at 2817 West Dallas. However, an entity filing seems to hint Nino's could live on for a while longer under the group's management.

The Kirby Group operates several dining and bar establishments around Houston, which include:

• Pitch 25

• Holman Draft Hall

• Wooster's Garden

• Worcester's Annex

• Heights Bier Garten

• Diversiòn

• Degust

 

 

Verde Garden's Instagram:

https://instagram.com/verdegardenhtx

 

 

Edited July 18, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

20 hours ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

As for Vincent's, which is located at 2701 West Dallas, it could close too. A trade name filed with the state two months ago indicates the group may have plans for a concept possibly named Katami.

In regards to Katami - the possible dining or nightlife concept that might replace Vincent's restaurant at 2701 W Dallas St - an entity filing offers a few clues.

TKG Holdings registered the entity Vincent HTX LLC in May, listing local restaurateur Yun Cheng as manager. Cheng is the proprietor of hospitality company the Azuma Group (I think he's still involved the company). Restaurants operating under the hospitality company's umbrella include Izakaya, Kata Robata, and Soma Sushi.

Upon first notice of Katami, I thought this could be a Japanese dining concept. Cheng's involvement seems to hint Katami may indeed be a Japanese restaurant. Hopefully, details will follow in the coming months.

Edited July 16, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

23 hours ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

TKG Holdings is either in the process of buying or may have already purchased the parcels located at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue. The company is from local hospitality group the Kirby Group.

The purchase is not visible in the county records yet, but could be soon. The Loopnet listing for the lots shows the listing was last updated June 28, 2022 and is under contract again. It's possibly an indication of the Kirby Group's purchase.

TKG Holdings filed an entity for W Dallas Interest, LLC in May. Once the sale is complete (if it's not completed already), county records will show W Dallas Interest as the new owner.

Longtime Italian restaurants Nino's, Vincent's, and Grappino's Di Nino from the Mandola family occupy the lots.

A slight correction regarding the group/groups purchasing the the parcels located at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue:

TKG Holdings, the real estate arm of the Kirby Group, isn't the only buyer of the West Dallas street property. Houston-based development company Oxberry Group appears to be involved with the sale too.

An entity for AGH MM, LLC was filed in May. It is tied to Oxberry Group. The same month, W Dallas Interest, LLC (TKG Holdings) and AGH MM, LLC (Oxberry Group) established the entity Harlow District LLC.

 

Edited July 16, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 4/12/2021 at 10:10 AM, Texasota said:

The vast majority of this property is parking and unremarkable small buildings.

Ideally, a potential developer would come in, keep the two buildings facing Dallas and the two nice brick bungalows at the south end of the property, and still have plenty of space to put in a large apartment building on the rest of the apartment. 

 

On 4/12/2021 at 10:27 AM, Avossos said:

I too, wish they do keep these old homes - now restaurants. I think it could look really cool to have a Montrose Collective type thing here or a Heights Mercentile... however, I think the safe bet is they are likely torn down.

I hope I am wrong and the buyer only develops the parking lot area (plenty big).

 

On 7/16/2022 at 4:42 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

An entity for AGH MM, LLC was filed in May. It is tied to Oxberry Group. The same month, W Dallas Interest, LLC (TKG Holdings) and AGH MM, LLC (Oxberry Group) established the entity Harlow District LLC.

It appears the parcels located at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue may be more than restaurants.

As noted in the above post,  TKG Holdings (the Kirby Group) and Oxberry Group established the entity Harlow District LLC in May. The same month, trademark filings connected to the entity were registered. Those filings were Harlow District and Harlow District at West Dallas.

Description for Harlow District at West Dallas' trademark registration states the following:


Harlow District at West Dallas trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of leasing of real estate in the nature of apartments, office space, bar and restaurants, and shopping center space; Leasing of real estate; Real estate management; Real estate management of commercial, residential, mixed-used, and shopping center properties; Real estate management services relating to shopping centers; Shopping center services, namely, rental of shopping center space.


So, Harlow District at West Dallas (or may be named Harlow District) is a partnership venture between Oxberry Group and TKG Holdings. It is possible this could be a collection of buildings for retail businesses. Another possibility is a mixed-use development that could include offices and/or residential, plus retail.

As mentioned a few posts up, Nino's may remain operational at Harlow District at West Dallas. But entity filings seem to indicate Grappino's Di Nino and Vincent's could be on the chopping block. A concept possibly replacing Grappino's Di Nino was announced earlier this week on Instagram (more about in above posts). 

There is a website for Harlow District at West Dallas; however, it is set to private. The contact page is visible. Shown on the contact page is the location, which lines up with the addresses 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue. Also listed, the developers: Oxberry Group and TKG Holdings.

I suspect additional details will be revealed in the coming months.


https://harlowdistrict.com

https://harlowdistrict.com/contact





 

 

Edited July 18, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

This is a marketing video for Harlow District at West Dallas uploaded in April. The address listed for the development is 2817 W Dallas St.

It seems Harlow District will include the former site of the Printing Museum at 1324 W Clay St. It will also include a warehouse at 1214 Joe Annie St.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/700605663
 

Screenshots from the video:











 

Edited August 11, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[hindesky]

"The 2.57-acre compound where the restaurants are situated, as been purchased by an affiliate of Oxberry Group and TKG Capital Partners which together plan to revitalize the buildings to create a new dining destination called the Harlow District, according to a press release Monday."

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/Trio-of-Mandola-restaurants-on-West-Dallas-to-17342962.php

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 8/1/2022 at 11:50 AM, hindesky said:

"The 2.57-acre compound where the restaurants are situated, as been purchased by an affiliate of Oxberry Group and TKG Capital Partners which together plan to revitalize the buildings to create a new dining destination called the Harlow District, according to a press release Monday."

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/food-culture/restaurants-bars/article/Trio-of-Mandola-restaurants-on-West-Dallas-to-17342962.php

More from the press release about Harlow District from CultureMap:

"...the firms plan to redevelop the property, including the nearby Printing Museum (1324 W Clay St) and The [Houston Alumni & Youth Center] HAY Center building [at 1216 W Clay St] (known to some as the old American Legion Post building). Dubbed the Harlow District, plans call for the development to include six food and beverage concepts, the first of which is slated to open in late 2022. The restaurants will share more than 250 parking spots, according to a site plan provided by the developers."


https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/08-01-22-ninos-vincents-italian-restaurants-closing-vincent-mandola-harlow-district/



Harlow District site plan:

 

Edited August 30, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[Texasota]

Minor disappointment. La Rue is such a nice street; I hate that they're demoing most of what faces it, especially just for a few parking spots.

[crock]

it's really such a shame the Printing Museum was so mismanaged that they put their building up for collateral and have now lost it.   

[Houston19514]

2 hours ago, crock said:

it's really such a shame the Printing Museum was so mismanaged that they put their building up for collateral and have now lost it.   

According to their website, they sold the building in May 2021. It seems they stayed in the building and open until May/June of this year and are now relocating to Midtown. Per their website and Facebook page, they seem to be very active and preparing to open in their new space.  

Edited August 1, 2022 by Houston19514

[j_cuevas713]

This couldn't have come at a better time. I was really worried about this parcel sitting vacant for a while. 

[Triton]

Technically not "going up" per se, but this is another major district coming to West Dallas. Think it makes sense to bump it up to Going Up.

[bigbob123]

On 4/12/2021 at 1:17 PM, jgriff said:

If I owned the land and the businesses I would shut them down and sell it. The tax appraisal is pretty low and I’m no expert but I figure it would sell for 4 to 10 million. 

I'd say 20 million +

[dbigtex56]

20 hours ago, Houston19514 said:

Per their website and Facebook page, they seem to be very active and preparing to open in their new space.  

Their new space is 3121 San Jacinto (NE corner of San Jacinto and Elgin Streets).

[004n063]

6 minutes ago, dbigtex56 said:

Their new space is 3121 San Jacinto (NE corner of San Jacinto and Elgin Streets).

Are they demolishing the apartments there?

[dbigtex56]

1 minute ago, 004n063 said:

Are they demolishing the apartments there?

The 1920's apartments are across the street. The Printing Museum will be (I assume) in that 50's or 60's office building with the decorative cement blocks. 
It's about the same size as their former facility, maybe a smidge larger. Seems like a good match.

 

[004n063]

D'oh. Northeast corner. Coolio. Thanks for the update!

[bobruss]

Just what we need. Another Mexican restaurant. Disappointing. This could have been so much more.

[Texasota]

No such thing as too much Mexican food, but this is specifically described as Tex-Mex. That could go either way. Could be a good sign they're going for something specific and local... or could be a very bad sign.

Or could just be decent Tex-Mex I suppose, which... seems fine? "So much more than" a Mexican restaurant kinda gets my hackles up.

Edited August 4, 2022 by Texasota

[IntheKnowHouston]

8 hours ago, bobruss said:

Just what we need. Another Mexican restaurant. Disappointing. This could have been so much more.

Lots of restaurants in town categorized their establishments as Mexican restaurants, when they're more Tex-Mex. But Houston has loads of Tex-Mex restaurants as it does Mexican and those serving specific regional Mexican fare.

As for Verde (or Verde Garden), the Tex-Mex restaurant opening later this year at Harlow District and alluded to in the articles this week, I think it will be slightly different than most area Tex-Mex joints. With this being a dining concept from the Kirby Group, it's likely Verde won't be a typical Tex-Mex eatery. I suspect there will be contemporary spins on dishes and cocktails. I don't think it will be a carbon copy of Candente or Goode Co. Kitchen & Cantina, but it will hold its own.

[gregpet]

We live in the neighborhood. This is great! When I heard this parcel was for sale I assumed it would become more apartments (to go along with the other 6+ buildings going up or newly completed in the area). "Finch" is also opening up in the old Tony Mandolas and I have seen activity at the old Emmaline building (maybe they are re-opening or new concept?) McElroys is also building a new kitchen so lots of new food options coming to area.

 

If we could just bull doze the old "Audio/Video Plus" eyesore at Waugh & W Clay...

[IntheKnowHouston]

14 hours ago, gregpet said:

"Finch" is also opening up in the old Tony Mandolas

The restaurant is the Finch, a concept from Dallas-based Milkshake Concepts. I don't know if it's still planned there or not. The last update about 1212 Waugh pertained to Gatsby's Prime Seafood moving in. There is a thread about it if you want to post more about it:
 

 

 

14 hours ago, gregpet said:

I have seen activity at the old Emmaline building (maybe they are re-opening or new concept?)

It's a completely different restaurant by a new-ish Houston-based hospitality group. Like the 1212 Waugh property, there's a thread for the 3210 W Dallas property. That thread has news of the new restaurant shared back in January.
 

 

Edited August 8, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 8/1/2022 at 1:19 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Harlow District site plan:

Oxberry Group updated its website to include Harlow District. This is the dining district and mixed-use development at 2817 W Dallas St.

The listing includes a close up of the dining district portion of the site plan.
 

https://www.oxberrygroup.com/projects
 

 

As reported, the dining district will include six food and beverage concepts. Here are the square footage for each:

Located on W Clay:

• 8,948 sf
  
  
  
   
• 1,256 sf
• 1,285 sf
  
  
  
  
   

On W Dallas:

• 5,386 sf
  
  
   
• 7,056 sf
  
  
   
• 8,899 sf
  
  
   

Edited August 11, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

Oxberry Group updated its website to include Harlow District. This is the dining district and mixed-use development at 2817 W Dallas St.
 

https://www.oxberrygroup.com/projects
 

 

A map, plus a more detailed site plan with parking, valet, and spaces for bicycles outlined.













 

Edited August 11, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 7/16/2022 at 9:10 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

This is a marketing video for Harlow District at West Dallas uploaded in April. The address listed for the development is 2817 W Dallas St. It seems to also include the Printing Museum at 1324 W Clay St.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/700605663

Renderings of 1324 W Clay St where offices are proposed. This was the former site of the Printing Museum. The renderings were also included in the marketing video for Harlow District.

https://www.oxberrygroup.com/projects

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 7/16/2022 at 5:08 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

It appears the parcels located at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue may be more than restaurants.

As noted in the above post,  TKG Holdings (the Kirby Group) and Oxberry Group established the entity Harlow District LLC in May. The same month, trademark filings connected to the entity were registered. Those filings were Harlow District and Harlow District at West Dallas.

Description for Harlow District at West Dallas' trademark registration states the following:


Harlow District at West Dallas trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of leasing of real estate in the nature of apartments, office space, bar and restaurants, and shopping center space; Leasing of real estate; Real estate management; Real estate management of commercial, residential, mixed-used, and shopping center properties; Real estate management services relating to shopping centers; Shopping center services, namely, rental of shopping center space.


So, Harlow District at West Dallas (or may be named Harlow District) is a partnership venture between Oxberry Group and TKG Holdings. It is possible this could be a collection of buildings for retail businesses. Another possibility is a mixed-use development that could include offices and/or residential, plus retail.

 

Oxberry Group updated its website to include Harlow District. This is the dining district coming to 2817 W Dallas St.


Here's what's listed under the description:

Category : Mixed Use
Address: 2800 W Dallas St, Houston, TX 77019
Status: In Development
Role: Developer/Owner
Architect: CultivateLAND / LO Architecture


The listing includes an overview of what's possibly planned for Harlow District. It seems the overall development will include more than restaurants and offices. As speculated last month, it looks like Harlow District will be a mixed-use development. The image posting suggests the development will include or offer restaurants, pubs, coffee, offices, shopping, residential, and events.
 

https://www.oxberrygroup.com/projects

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 7/15/2022 at 8:12 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

The Kirby Group recently dropped a hint of what may become of the parcels at 2817 W Dallas St, 2701 W Dallas St, and 1011 La Rue.

About three days ago, the Kirby Group announced an upcoming concept on Instagram named Verde or Verde Garden. The post is geotagged in the Heights. However, the new project will likely replace Grappino's Di Nino at 11011 La Rue St, Suite C.

Verde will center on Tex-Mex fare, cocktails, and beers, according to its logo and hashtags on Instagram.

The Kirby Group operates several dining and bar establishments around Houston, which include:

• Pitch 25

• Holman Draft Hall

• Wooster's Garden

• Worcester's Annex

• Heights Bier Garten

• Diversiòn

• Degust

 

 

Verde Garden's Instagram:

https://instagram.com/verdegardenhtx

 

 

The Kirby Group recently applied for an alcohol permit for one of several new food & beverage concepts of theirs on the horizon. 

A TABC notice confirms the post above regarding Verde (or Verde Garden) taking over the former Grappino's Di Nino at 11011 La Rue St, Suite C.

Verde will be a Tex-Mex restaurant or bar.

Edited August 12, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 7/16/2022 at 4:21 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

In regards to Katami - the possible dining or nightlife concept that might replace Vincent's restaurant at 2701 W Dallas St - an entity filing offers a few clues.

TKG Holdings registered the entity Vincent HTX LLC in May, listing local restaurateur Yun Cheng as manager. Cheng is the proprietor of hospitality company the Azuma Group (I think he's still involved the company). Restaurants operating under the hospitality company's umbrella include Izakaya, Kata Robata, and Soma Sushi.

Upon first notice of Katami, I thought this could be a Japanese dining concept. Cheng's involvement seems to hint Katami may indeed be a Japanese restaurant. Hopefully, details will follow in the coming months.

 

The Kirby Group recently applied for an alcohol permit for one of several new food & beverage concepts of theirs on the horizon. 

A TABC notice confirms the post above regarding  Katami taking over the Vincent's former building at 2701 W Dallas St.

Katami will likely be a Japanese-focused concept in partnership with Azuma Group's Yun Cheng.

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 7/15/2022 at 8:12 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

I do not know if the Kirby Group will keep Nino's open or not at 2817 West Dallas. However, an entity filing seems to hint Nino's could live on for a while longer under the group's management.

 

The Kirby Group recently applied for an alcohol permit for one of several new food & beverage concepts of theirs on the horizon. 

A TABC notice for Nino's appears to confirms the speculative post above. The notice seems to indicate Kirby Group will reopen Nino's at 2817 W Dallas St.

Maybe in the coming months, we'll learn if the restaurant will continue to center on Italian cuisine




 

[hindesky]

[hindesky]

They seem to be moving fast with the conversions.

[IntheKnowHouston]

Sale listings for the property at 1216 W Clay St. This was the former home for the Houston Alumni & Youth Center (aka HAY Center). In recent years, the  American Legion Post also occupied the property.

As reported earlier this month, Oxberry Group and TKG Capital Partners (the Kirby Group) purchased the property for their forthcoming mixed-use development Harlow District.


https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1216-W-Clay-St-Houston-TX/25329681/

 

 

Edited August 30, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

Another food and beverage concept for Harlow District: a coffee shop.

Bold (or Bold Original Coffee Artistry) will be located at 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300. It's on the corner of West Clay Street and Eberhard Street. 1216 West Clay was previously home to the Houston Alumni & Youth Center (aka HAY Center) and American Legion Post. The suite number seems to indicate other businesses will operate at 1216 W Clay. 

Bold is one of six food and beverage concepts planned for Harlow District. The location of the coffee shop is highlighted in the site plan below. Other known restaurants opening here are Verde, Katami, and Nino's.

Harlow District is the mixed-use development at 2800 W Dallas St.

Edited August 30, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[hindesky]

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 8/30/2022 at 3:22 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Another food and beverage concept for Harlow District: a coffee shop.

Bold (or Bold Original Coffee Artistry) will be located at 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300. It's on the corner of West Clay Street and Eberhard Street. 1216 West Clay was previously home to the Houston Alumni & Youth Center (aka HAY Center) and American Legion Post. The suite number seems to indicate other businesses will operate at 1216 W Clay. 

Bold is one of six food and beverage concepts planned for Harlow District. The location of the coffee shop is highlighted in the site plan below. Other known restaurants opening here are Verde, Katami, and Nino's.

Harlow District is the mixed-use development at 2800 W Dallas St.

Correction: The coffee shop opening in Harlow District is going by the name BOCA instead of Bold Original Coffee Artistry.

Last Friday, BOCA announced its forthcoming concept on Instagram. In addition to coffee beverages, this may also be a cafe with breakfast offerings and wine.

BOCA's address is 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300.


https://www.instagram.com/bocahtx

Edited September 15, 2022 by IntheKnowHouston

[IntheKnowHouston]

On 8/30/2022 at 3:22 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

Bold (or Bold Original Coffee Artistry) will be located at 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300. It's on the corner of West Clay Street and Eberhard Street. 1216 West Clay was previously home to the Houston Alumni & Youth Center (aka HAY Center) and American Legion Post. The suite number seems to indicate other businesses will operate at 1216 W Clay. 

There will be other businesses operating at 1216 West Clay, the former site of the HAY Center and American Legion Post.

In addition to coffee shop BOCA in suite 300, a bar or something similar is planned for suite 200.

Sala (Sala Social House) is in the works for 1216 W Clay St, Suite 200 at Harlow District.  I think this is from the same group behind BOCA.


https://www.instagram.com/salasocialhtx
 

[IntheKnowHouston]

Screenshots of construction / demolition progress at 1216 W Clay St. This was posted in an Instagram story last week. 

1216 West Clay was previously home to the Houston Alumni & Youth Center (aka HAY Center) and American Legion Post. The building is undergoing renovations as part of the forthcoming Harlow District.

The screenshots show work on coffee shop and cafe BOCA (Bold Original Coffee Artistry). It will be located at 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300.

 

[IntheKnowHouston]

Screenshots of construction / demolition progress at 1216 W Clay St. This was posted in an Instagram story this week

The screenshots show work on coffee shop and cafe BOCA (Bold Original Coffee Artistry). It will be located at 1216 W Clay St, Suite 300.