The new restaurants add to a long list that have already signed on to open at the massive shopping center. phoenix
, Village at Prasada, which is nearly 100% leased.
The new eateries will add to a growing list of restaurants and tenants at the new $500 million shopping center, which the developer of the project, Scottsdale-based SimonCRE, says is the largest to be developed on the West Coast in a decade. Otherinclude Barrio Queen, Firebirds Wood Fired Grill, Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant and O.H.S.O brewery.
The developer of the massive West Valley project said the new restaurant hub will provide residents with indoor and outdoor eateries with walkability and an open-air retail experience. Village at Prasada will also house major retailers including Sprouts Farmers Market, Hobby Lobby, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, PetSmart, Burlington Coat Factory, and Ulta. It will also feature a restaurant row and a FatCats Entertainment facility next to a planned multifamily project with more than 500 units.
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