Bay Village Apartment Tower | 212 Stuart St. | Bay Village

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This building's only real sin is that it is too typical for where it was built
 
HenryAlan said:
Between this and the Jacob Worth Avalon Bay, Stuart St. is thoroughly transformed. This is just a great urban street scape now, whereas before it looked like the back side of a seedy area.
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Can't wait til Motor Mart Garage tower goes up. Maybe the Revere garage will get redone too?
 
Last week I spoke with the folks at 212 Stuart Street. In the earlier renderings, it showed some type of wine bar in the ground level retail. Instead, I was told there will be a Japanese restaurant in that space.
 
bakgwailo said:
Generally agree, but... let's see what/how good the Japanese restaurant is before calling it an improvement.
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Over a wine bar?????? All they have to do is not poison people and that will be an improvement. I would imagine the hours of operation would be more accessible and it would probably have a liquor license also.
 
Yeah, I mean, I'd argue I've had some... not so fresh sushi before that caused... issues. But seriously, I think we have a good amount of mediocre to meh sushi in the city at this point, I'd hope they actually elevate it and make it worth visiting, although I will admit I generally fall on a pretty traditional side in my sushi tastes. A wine bar can be fun and add to the nightlife of the area, certainly went to a few living in NYC that had great live music along with pretty good food/bites. I fully agree, though: good/great sushi > good/great wine bar.
 
bakgwailo said:
Yeah, I mean, I'd argue I've had some... not so fresh sushi before that caused... issues. But seriously, I think we have a good amount of mediocre to meh sushi in the city at this point, I'd hope they actually elevate it and make it worth visiting, although I will admit I generally fall on a pretty traditional side in my sushi tastes. A wine bar can be fun and add to the nightlife of the area, certainly went to a few living in NYC that had great live music along with pretty good food/bites. I fully agree, though: good/great sushi > good/great wine bar.
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I think we have a decent amount of good sushi (albeit not cheap) between Oishii, Zuma, Cafe Sushi, O Ya, Uni, Duozo etc.
 
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