He seems based in Arizona Bottom-up projects don’t open a but of them Postino wine bar and cafe locations in Atlanta this year. The restaurant chain this week filed plans with the City of Atlanta to open in West Midtown at 1000 Marietta Street Unit 310 in the Brickworks development that is owned by the Charlotte-based company Asana Partners.
Construction is estimated at $800,000 redevelop the former tenant space that belonged to Earl’s Bike Shop and a “furnished” outdoor patio. Earl’s occupied the corner space for three years, according to its Facebook page, before moving across the street in late 2021.
“We’re thrilled to announce that starting this weekend we’ll be moving across the street,” Earl’s announced on Facebook in late 2021. “We’ve been hard at work designing and building (with the help from a designer or two and a few contractors) our new space to better match our business vision and what we want to offer our customers.
Postino, which according to its website currently operates 18 locations in three states, is “an industrial wine cafe featuring unique wines and simply delicious cuisine.” The city’s first location is set to open in Buckhead, but the timing is unclear. Co-CEO of Upward Projects Lauren Bailey Friday did not immediately respond to What Now Atlanta’s request for comment.
“Postino is powered by a collection of individuals who are passionate about creating a space for people to connect,” according to the company’s website. “Our restaurants are an ode to our communities – offering a familiar yet inspired setting, appropriate wine for the most casual and sacred gatherings, and a menu that satisfies your every craving. Our mission is to make every moment we are a part of a moment that leaves people feeling good. »
Upward Projects has five hospitality concepts in its repertoire: Joyride Taco House, Federal Pizza, Churn, Windsor and Postino.
