Any new midtown/Cherry Street developments?

[patric]

The old Subway shop on Cherry Street, which has stood abandoned since it was severely damaged in a fire in 2019, was recently leveled, leading to speculation that construction might soon begin on the Hatch Early Mood Food location, which has been rumored to be what will ultimately occupy that space.

Hatch Early Mood Food is one of the restaurants created by the Oklahoma City-based Provision Concepts, which also operates the Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar. Last year, the company opened both a Sidecar and a Hatch Early Mood Food in the top and ground floors, respectively, of the Village on Main, 161 S. Riverside Drive, in Jenks, as well as opening a Sidecar at the top level of the 1515 Lofts, 1515 E. 15th St.

Jeff Dixon, founder and CEO of Provision Concepts, said in an email, "We have been in discussions with the land owner of this site, but there have been no (letters of intent) or leases inked."

https://tulsaworld.com/life-entertainment/local/food-drink/cherry-street-subway-razed-hatch-early-mood-food-considered-at-site-for-new-location/article_61d1d466-15d7-11ee-8f8d-afba09c37591.html

[heironymouspasparagus]

I remember going to see some movie as a kid and sitting in the balcony at the Delman.

http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/8848



It's been interesting watching the redevelopment of 15th even before I moved. Utica to Peoria they did a good job, Harvard to the BA looks to be coming along, Utica meh, Lewis just looks like crap.

Used to go there quite a bit to see movies when young.  There was a lingerie store next door, Massad's, and around the corner to north in same building was a small decrepit bar that became a biker bar over time.  One of those sawdust on the floor to soak up all the blood type bars.   (East of the intersection was another biker bar for a while called "Snakepit".  Lived up to its name!)

And the first house north of that strip center was an old, old house that has been torn down now, right about where My Dentist is now.  American Theater Company people rented it and lived there for a while.  Some great parties in a beautiful old house!   Also, one guy rented the little 'house' behind Starship for a while.  Maybe a 10'x10' living room.  Could get a lot of people in there for movie nights!

[SXSW]

I noticed Foxy Tacos has closed on Cherry Street.  I never liked their food and thought it was a waste of space.  Great location and outdoor patio, interested to see what new concept goes in there.

[shavethewhales]

That's unfortunate. I never made it to Foxy, mostly because they opened at the same time as Velvet and I went there. I heard most people didn't like them as much as velvet, so bad timing and location for them unfortunately. Probably would have been a big hit in most other places around town.

[SXSW]

That's unfortunate. I never made it to Foxy, mostly because they opened at the same time as Velvet and I went there. I heard most people didn't like them as much as velvet, so bad timing and location for them unfortunately. Probably would have been a big hit in most other places around town.

I didn't think it was very good and they never fully utilized the nice outdoor patio they have on the east side.  It could be one of the better patios in Tulsa with a better concept. 

1525 Cherry Street LLC is the building owner.  I wonder if that is entity owned by Chandler Hospitality?

[DowntownDan]

Foxy wasn't good and it took them forever to at least try to make the deck useful. Did the restaurant owners pay for the work on the deck? I always hated that they got rid of the center bar. I wasn't a fan of Full Moon's menu, but I liked that deck.

[BKDotCom]

That's unfortunate. I never made it to Foxy, mostly because they opened at the same time as Velvet and I went there.

I thought Foxy had been open at least a year before Velvet opened?

[SXSW]

Anyone have any renderings of what will replace the demolished Subway at 15th & Rockford?  I've heard Hatch is still planned for the ground floor with office space above, not sure if that has changed.

[Urban Enthusiast]

So, this building on the northeast corner of 15th and Troost just got torn down.  Does anybody know what might be in the works for that whole stretch along 15th from Troost to Utica? 

[DowntownDan]

I think the frame shop finally sold too, so that entire lot will be open. If it's anything like what they're doing on the other side of the BA, you could probably fit 3-4 massive drive thru chain restaurants. Tulsans love massive drive thru chain restaurants, so that's my guess. Nobody will listen to calls for something better.

[Red Arrow]

Tulsans love massive drive thru chain restaurants, so that's my guess.

Massive drive thru chain restaurants provide a vital service to the healthcare industry by serving food with excessive salt and saturated fats.

[SXSW]

I think the frame shop finally sold too, so that entire lot will be open. If it's anything like what they're doing on the other side of the BA, you could probably fit 3-4 massive drive thru chain restaurants. Tulsans love massive drive thru chain restaurants, so that's my guess. Nobody will listen to calls for something better.

Chris Bumgarner owns this entire block.  I've talked to him and the plan is to do a mixed-use development similar to Utica Place but with office and apartments along 15th and a hotel along 14th.  Cirque could move into the ground floor of the development or move their container to another location.  

[patric]

Chris Bumgarner owns this entire block.  I've talked to him and the plan is to do a mixed-use development similar to Utica Place but with office and apartments along 15th and a hotel along 14th.  Cirque could move into the ground floor of the development or move their container to another location.  

All gone now, nothing left.
I cant imagine anyone short of a crooked politician wanting salty chicken so bad...

[Red Arrow]

I cant imagine anyone short of a crooked politician wanting salty chicken so bad...

Uh... maybe most the population of the USA.

Sorry (well, maybe not really) for the attitude but I am sodium sensitive for my blood pressure.  I cannot understand the desire for excessive salt in everything other than being a relative to the salt monster in the original Star Trek series.

I understand moisture control in cooking etc but really, an entire day's worth of sodium in less than a serving of almost anything at almost any restaurant?

[tulsabug]

I think the frame shop finally sold too, so that entire lot will be open. If it's anything like what they're doing on the other side of the BA, you could probably fit 3-4 massive drive thru chain restaurants. Tulsans love massive drive thru chain restaurants, so that's my guess. Nobody will listen to calls for something better.

I'm personally hoping for a Walgreens to give the CVS some competition.