The space near the new Kings area is scarce and coveted. A developer tells CBS 13 that local restaurants will be filling out much of that space.
"We're still looking at incorporating some live music into our project," said Garrett Van Vleck, one of the owners of Shady Lady told CBS 13's Lemor Abrams. "But it's not going to be the total main focus as it originally was."

Other restaurants that will fill the 7th & K space will be concepts by Kru's Billy Ngo, Insight Coffee Roaster and Red Rabbit.
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