The storied restaurant, bar and music venue finally has a reopening date on the calendar after its multimillion-dollar upgrade and renovation is complete.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio - A popular spot in Cleveland Heights finally has a reopening date on the calendar after its multimillion-dollar upgrade and renovation is complete.
After the storied restaurant, bar and music venue closed its doors during the pandemic, the ownership group behind Red The Steakhouse got involved and has invested nearly two years in remodeling and refreshing the historic space. The space will look and feel like the Nighttown everyone remembers, but with significant, and necessary modernization, according to General Manager, Stephanie Pack.The space has all new flooring and new mill work, a dropped ceiling to accommodate HVAC and plumbing work that was necessary in the building.
The bathrooms have been renovated and the flow of the space eliminates the need for guests to walk through the kitchen to get from the patio or dining rooms to the bathrooms. From the very beginning of this renovation project, the new ownership group priori:zed maintaining the and behind-the-scenes: a brand-new kitchen, updated bathrooms that are also ADA compliant , a new HVAC system, the installation of a fire suppressionnew seating in certain areas, as well as a new audio visual system – just to name a few of ourUnfortunately, the project experienced significant delays for reasons beyond our control. We recently
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