Shlachter & Co.: Dallas fare headed West in 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2009
Fort Worth Star Telegram

Trendy Dallas restaurants, The Social House and Cafe San Miguel, are coming to Fort Worth’s Museum Place development next year.

The Social House @ West Village is a gastropub in Uptown Dallas, with a location under construction in Houston. The Fort Worth location will be called Social House @ Museum Place and will have about 5,000 square feet on the south side of West Seventh Street at Van Cliburn Way.

Cafe San Miguel serves authentic Mexican cuisine and has leased about 2,200 square feet across from Social House on the main plaza in Museum Place.

Eddie V's Prime Seafood Restaurant anchors the amazing  Museum Place development with the best seafood in Fort Worth! An Austin Texas landmark,  Eddie V's features a large lounge area with dining, a fabulous bar and live music EVERY NIGHT!  Happy hour is all day Sunday and Monday.

Eddie V's is joined by BLUE SUSHI SAKI GRILL across the street at 3131 W. 7th in the spectacular wedge-shaped architectural masterpiece at Museum Place!  The Saki Bomber Lounge is the place to be seen on West 7th!  Fresh and delicious sushi, along with many other tantilizing dishes await you! 

Enjoy all other wonderful retail shopping and services at Museum Place, including,  Domain  XCIV - furniture and gifts, Legacy Texas Bank, 7th St. Cleaners,  7th Street Barbershop, and Joy Floral.

Social House @ Museum Place will have more than 20 kinds of beer on tap and a menu offering burgers, sandwich wraps, traditional fish and chips, Scottish salmon and filet mignon au poivre, among other things. Social House was represented by Arian Co. in lease negotiations.

Cafe San Miguel is on North Henderson Avenue, near Ross Avenue in Dallas and is owned by Grupo San Miguel. It was represented by The Cambridge Cos. Its Bar La Serena Gorda is known for its margarita specials and Antigua Cruz tequilas. The menu includes traditional tacos made with homemade nixtamal corn tortillas, as well as whole fried red snapper and quail in pumpkin seed mole.

MUSEUM PLACE ANNOUNCES TWO NEW RESTAURANT TENANTS

Fort Worth, Texas (July 10, 2009) – Museum Place Development Group today announced two exciting new restaurant tenants within the 11-acre mixed-use Museum Place development in the heart of Fort Worth’s Cultural District. The Social House @ Museum Place, a highly popular gastropub currently in Uptown Dallas with a new location under construction in Houston, and Café San Miguel, serving authentic Mexican cuisine with one location in Dallas, have both leased space. Both are scheduled for move-in in 2010. These two trendy new restaurants will join existing tenants Eddie V’s Edgewater Grille, Legacy Texas Bank, Domain XCIV (scheduled to move-in in July), 7th Street Barbershop, Joy Floral and 7th St. Cleaners. The two new tenants are the first of many new tenants to be announced in the months to come.

Social House @ Museum Place, represented by Arian Company brokerage services, will be a 5000 sq ft. space located on the south side of W. 7th St. at the corner of the newly named Van Cliburn Way, in the same block as the planned upscale hotel. The Social House, the first gastropub in Dallas / Fort Worth, is an innovative concept offering an elevated dining experience that blends elegance and comfort in an engaging social setting. With over 20 beers on tap and a convivial atmosphere that encourages patrons to linger, Social House will provide the finest cuisine with beers and drinks from around the world. From burgers and wraps to traditional Fish & Chips, Scottish Salmon and Filet Minon au poivre, Social House in Fort Worth will be a favorite on W. 7th. www.thesocialhousedallas.com http://www.ariancompany.com

Café San Miguel, owned by Grupo San Miguel and represented by The Cambridge Companies, is the other new tenant to sign a lease at Museum Place. Café San Miguel features authentic Mexican cuisine in a warm, inviting setting with traditional Mexican elements and handmade accessories. Café San Miguel will be 2200 sq ft. located across from Social House on the Main Plaza of Museum Place. Located inside Café San Miguel, Bar La Serena Gorda is known for its margarita specials and Antigua Cruz Tequilas. Traditional tacos made with homemade nixtamal corn tortillas, whole fried red snapper and quail in pumpkin seed mole are just a few of the selections to be savored. Café San Miguel will be a new jewel in the Fort Worth dining scene. www.pomerita.com

ABOUT MUSEUM PLACE When complete, the Museum Place development will be a pedestrian-friendly urban development, with public plazas, open spaces, abundant on-street parking and wide, tree-lined sidewalks. Exciting retail, multiple restaurants and a boutique hotel will create a lively street scene. Museum Place Development Group, Ltd., developer of the project, is an affiliate of JaGee Holdings, LLP, a Fort Worth company that owns and manages more than one million square feet of retail and industrial real estate, and TLCurban, a Fort Worth-based development company, developer of The Tower and Chase Building in Fort Worth. Museum Place is a 2009 CLIDE Award winner. For more information on Museum Place Development Group, please visit www.museumplace.com.

Affordable Condominium Living in the Heart of the Cultural District Now Available at “3100 W. 7th”
May 21, 2009

FORT WORTH, Texas (May 21, 2009) – Museum Place Development Group today announced its five new affordable condominiums are ready for sale and immediate move-in at “3100 West 7th”. The townhome-style condominiums are part of the 11-acre Museum Place development in the heart of Fort Worth’s world-renowned Cultural District. The five units include two large 1-bedroom flats and three 2-story condominiums ranging from approximately 1600 sq ft. to 2190 sq ft. (excluding balcony). Prices range from $299,900 - $499,900. The Sales Office managed by Garrison Partners, is located on the property in Unit 206 and is open Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 11 A.M. – 6 P.M., Saturday from 10 A.M. - 6 P.M., and Sunday from 1 – 6 PM. For more information or to tour the units, contact Marilyn Hysell at 817-332-4447 or visit www.museumplaceliving.com.

These spacious yet affordable condominiums each boast their own one or two car garage and feature amenities that include custom cabinetry, granite countertops, 8’ solid core doors, stainless steel appliances, and other unique designer features. Four of the five condos include scenic balconies, ranging in size from approximately 230 sq ft. to 660 sq ft.

“These affordable townhome-style condos and one bedroom flats are a perfect fit for the buyer who’s looking for a location near the museums, shopping and the culture district without the higher purchase price of the condos in our One Museum Place property,” said Michael Yarrito, Regional Vice President and residential broker for Garrison Partners, representing both “3100 W.7th” and One Museum Place.

“These units are the perfect home for young professionals, physicians, area artists or entrepreneurs looking for a luxury, free-spirited lifestyle in the heart of the museum district.”

Residents living at “3100 W. 7th” will find themselves living in the center of Fort Worth’s arts and culture with proximity to the finest dining, shopping and entertainment in the city. One Museum Place condos are a step up in quality and prestige. They are currently available for sale and will be available for move-in in early summer. With these two distinct product lines, we believe we have something to offer everyone who would like to live in a vibrant urban setting with their backyards being the world-renowned museums of Fort Worth. This is an unmatched combination in the metroplex.

When complete, the Museum Place development will be a pedestrian-friendly urban development, with public plazas, open spaces, abundant on-street parking and wide, tree-lined sidewalks. Exciting retail, multiple restaurants and a boutique hotel will create a lively street scene. Museum Place Development Group, Ltd., developer of the project, is an affiliate of JaGee Holdings, LLP, a Fort Worth company that owns and manages more than one million square feet of retail and industrial real estate, and TLCurban, a Fort Worth-based development company, developer of The Tower and Chase Building in Fort Worth. For more information on Museum Place Development Group, please visit www.museumplace.com.