ChazYEG
Senior Member
It does feel like the food court has more open businesses than last time I was there, which is interesting...
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David A
Senior Member
It is not a commercial building trying hard to attract shoppers or impress customers, so it doesn't need to look as current as long as it is well maintained.
However, trends go in cycles, so maybe in a decade or so this look will be more fashionable again and the more recently renovated buildings will be the ones that look dated.
Gronk!
Senior Member
105 St north of Jasper Ave - apparently this is a furniture store
Gus Haynes
Active Member
I actually find it stunning that it's as full of businesses as it is.
As an aside, I know a guy who raves about the breakfast at Picklewich. Never tried it myself, though.
TAS
Senior Member
104st in front of Dialogue - street closed to traffic for Stollery fundraiser.
What are they thinking planning such a closure at same time as Wellington Bridge, LRT and Jasper Ave construction!
Looked good.
What are they thinking planning such a closure at same time as Wellington Bridge, LRT and Jasper Ave construction!
Looked good.
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David A
Senior Member
Interesting, this would be the third new furniture store downtown in the last year, so a bit of a revival. It doesn't quite replace the Bay and Structube which had some lower prices, but I would say this is a good sign of retail coming back more downtown.
IanO
Superstar
It's part of the DBA retail subsidy program and while it's nice to see, I've yet to see it very active or open to be honest with you.
B&B Italia by Le Belle Arti
10130 105 st NW Unit 101
Edmonton, AB
T5J1C9
587.635.2665
To make an appointment please email info@lebellearti.com
TEMPORARY HOURS
TUE/WED/FRI – 10 AM – 2:30 PM
THU 10 AM – 12 PM
SAT- by appointment
SUN/MON – Closed
Gus Haynes
Active Member
Oof. Between that and the Good Goods fiasco, I have some serious doubts about how wisely the DBA dispenses its money.
IanO
Superstar
It's nice to see it located in the core, but what's the point if you cannot walk in on a Saturday after the market/coffee or post work with your partner to pick something out?
johnnyboy
Active Member
Oof is right. And yet we're all supposed to take their word then on how the city should dispense theirs.