| Location | Class | Floors |
|---|---|---|
| 551 Central Avenue | Retail | 5 |
| Units | Completion | Website |
|---|---|---|
| 27,700 SF | 2024 | Click Here |
Last year, St. Pete Rising revealed plans for Central Park, an expansive three-story food hall coming to 551 Central Avenue in downtown St. Pete. Today, we are excited to unveil the restaurant and bar concept that will be located on the rooftop – Kojo.
Kojo will feature flavors from China, Japan, Taiwan and Korea with a touch of European flair. Although the menu will include familiar favorites, such as gyoza and sushi, Kojo will stand out through the ambitious and unexpected dishes you won’t find anywhere else in St. Pete.
This will be Kojo’s second location. In February, Owner Natalia Levey opened the highly anticipated Asian-inspired eatery in downtown Sarasota to rave reviews. “People seem to be loving Kojo so far in Sarasota,” said Levey. “We cannot wait to bring this unique concept to Central Park in downtown St. Pete.”
A new food hall on Central Avenue is in the works, which will serve as a central hub for local health-conscious foodies and culinary experts alike.
What was most recently the Dome Grill at 551 Central Avenue, will soon undergo a 24,000 square foot renovation into Central Park Food Hall. The project is expected to open summer 2021.
The building was purchased in June 2018 by Mark and Natalia Levey. The owners plan to keep some of the historical elements of the building while also adding in modern architecture.
St. Pete Rising is an online urban development publication covering retail, restaurants, and real estate news in St. Petersburg, FL
A construction fence was erected last week around the perimeter of the former Dome Grill located at 551 Central Avenue in downtown St. Pete. This morning, a ceremonial groundbreaking was held to kick off construction on Central Park St. Pete, a one-of-a-kind three-story food hall slated to open next summer.
In addition to three floors of culinary experiences, a basement will be excavated under the former Woolworth’s building for a high-end speakeasy bar.
The ground floor will contain a large bar and a food court with a variety of different cuisines. Although no specific concepts have been announced, Natalia Levey, Owner of Central Park, promises to offer a mix of health-conscious options and international flavors.