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The oldest running restaurant in Winnipeg may be toast, but there is already a new child waiting in line to replace it.
Two local entrepreneurs
Kelvin and Karen Peters.
Rent this former chocolate shop at 268 Portage Street.
And plans to open the Mediterranean-
Bistro and Lounge this spring.
Their new company will be called the Arkadash Bistro and Lounge.
Kelvin Peters said that "arkadash" is the term "friend" in Turkey, and they will offer a variety of Mediterranean dishes in the restaurant and lounge.
He said they were happy to be in one of the last few empty storefronts in the port.
Like the rest of the city center, with the transformation of the North, the strip begins a new life
The side Avenue and Hample office buildings became apartments/office buildings and recently opened a jazz/blues club on the south side near Fort Street, and the upcoming opening of the yoga center at the Fort former Carlton club building between Portage and Graham Avenue.
"I think we are now setting off a very good wave of architecture in the city center," 23-year-old said.
Everyone is moving towards the same goal.
Let more people live and work in the city center, and truly enhance the image of the city center.
"He said it was only a few blocks from Portage's office building, which bodes well for the restaurant's catering service.
The restaurant and lounge are only one block from the center of MTS, where there are many concerts and jet hockey competitions.
"We don't want to be a sports bar or something. . .
But this is definitely one of our main goals . "
The two cousins realized they were wearing a big pair of shoes.
The chocolate shop is the symbol of the city center and will be operational from 1918.
It even appears on an annual gate opening tour of traditional Winnipeg.
It is said to be one of Portage Avenue's most popular restaurants in the first five to sixty years.
Although it remains a restaurant until the end, Patal vocational school has also used it as a training center for Aboriginal culinary students since 2006.
But the chocolate shop closed quietly a few months ago.
A spokesman for Patal could not be reached to comment on the end of the meeting.
Although the Peters and his wife know the long history of the chocolate shop, they never thought of sticking to its traditional look and North American menu.
Instead, they will spend $250,000-$300,000 on a comprehensive reform of 3,500 -. square-foot space.
Karen, the chef of the restaurant, has lived and worked in Europe for more than ten years, including Turkey and Spain.
So she was the first one.
"There is a manual experience on the menu," he said . ".
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Other development of Ca city core area neiqi Food Co. , Ltd.
Op wants to launch an investment
Issue the stock in the next few weeks and use the proceeds to launch-
Start the main street reconstruction project that has stalled.
Russ Rothney, a Neechi official who manages millions of dollars-
Former California fruit market and $31,000 for neighboring buildings-square-
Walking retail/office complex, the company said
The Op needs to raise more money before completing this project.
Although there have been no clear signs of work at major and Euclid Avenue sites for weeks, Rothney said the project has been completed nearly.
He said Neechi officials will provide more detailed updates when a press conference launches a stock offering.
This may come as early as next week, he said, adding that they are just waiting for the provincial Joint Registrar
Agent who approved the proposal
"I'm comfortable to say that construction works are on hold for the time being as we start investing --
He said: "stock issue.
"And we expect,
Production of scale will resume again in January.
Rothney said on last July that Neechi officials wanted to raise $1.
5 million from dividend
Pay shares in co-op.
The money will be used to help cover cost overruns caused by unforeseen problems with the project.
Water must be replaced-
One of the damaged bricks in front of the building, after the mold is found inside the wall, the rear accessories must be replaced, and the underground structure buried under the parking lot must be removed.
Rosney said that the problem at that time increased by another $1.
Original price of the Project 5-500 million dollars
Million price tag.
A local power company put a builder's lien on the property, claiming that it was owed $138,836. ———
After the renovation of the underground Richardson Hall of Portage and Main, a new retail tenant was added. A 300-square-
Foot Loka boutique clothing store opened at 22,000 last week-square-
Foot mall recently receivedto-
As part of the three projects, the bottom remodelphase, $10-
Millions of rebuilding of owner James Richardson & Sons Ltd.
The project also includes a large-scale renovation of the former Bank of Canada office building located at the southern end of the hall and the expansion of its 6-
Storey Park on Lombard Avenue.
Local deputy mayor Sean Rokan
President of Kennedy leasing (Canada)
Half of the retail space in the lobby, or about 9 of the 19 attractions, is still vacant, LP said.
He said many potential tenants were reluctant to commit before they saw the finished product, and the work in the lobby was not completed until late last summer.
"We may have about five other deals now," he said . ".
This is Loka's second shop in town.
There is a bigger one on the College Road.
"We want to do something for our customers in the city center," said owner Anita Sharma Turner . ". ———
The first sign of the target company
Winnipeg's final arrival appeared at City Hall last week, when the United StatesS.
The retail giant filed an application to the Kildonan Place shopping center Zellers store to transform the outside.
This store is one of five branches in Manitoba.
4 Winnipeg, 1 Brandon
This will be converted to the Target store sometime from now until 2013.
External modifications include the replacement of the Zellers logo with the target logo and the US logoS.
Red Bull familiar to retail giants-
Eye, installed a new concrete characteristic wall on the south side of the store, added a new front entrance and a new canopy, and installed an aluminum stone outsourcing layer.