The Edwardian shopping arcade, originally opened in 1912 and nearly demolished in 1988, will reopen as BoxHall City on April 10. After extensive restoration and a 15-year lease with Boxpark, it will feature 14 kitchens in a covered food hall. Notably, a roof terrace with panoramic views will enhance the experience. During the initial days, seating will be first-come-first-serve, transitioning to table bookings for groups only. The renovation aims to honor the arcade's historical significance while revitalizing the space with contemporary dining options.
The reopening of the Edwardian shopping arcade as BoxHall City marks a significant transformation, turning a heritage site into a modern food hall while preserving its historical charm.
After years of restoration, the 1912 arcade will unveil a covered food hall featuring 14 food kitchens, providing a dynamic community gathering spot.
With a rooftop terrace promising panoramic views, this renovation enhances urban experience within the city node, integrating history with contemporary dining.
BoxHall's first few days will allow visitors to grab a table with bookings available later, catering primarily to groups rather than single diners.
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