The main entrance to downtown's M&I Plaza is
getting a $1 million makeover as the 28-story building prepares to welcome two new restaurant tenants. King David Dogs plans
to take a prime street-level space along Pennsylvania Street that over the years has been home to the gym Curves and restaurant
Hardees. King David is moving from its current home about a block south of M&I Plaza, also along Pennsylvania Street.
Meantime, the former home of Sahm's at the Plaza will serve as a new location for Side Street Deli & Grill, which
has locations at 20th and Illinois streets and near 86th Street and Keystone Avenue. King David is taking 3,700 square feet,
and Side Street is taking about 5,500 square feet. The building's owner, White Plains, N.Y.-based True North Management
Group, plans to install a new entrance plaza for the building with granite pavers and enhanced landscaping stretching along
Ohio and Pennsylvania streets. The pavers will extend to the street. Construction began this week, and completion is scheduled
for September. Robyn Smart of Lee & Associates represented the landlord in the restaurant deals, Eric Gershman of Gershman
Brown Crowley represented King David, and David Beauregard of BeauMar Group represented Side Street.
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Yes, we will have more space and LOTS more seating. The plan is for almost 3x the number of seats that we currently have.
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