Westside Paper
Shopping mall · Knight Park/Howell Station ·
Open-air campus with restaurants, bars, shops, and pickleball
Open-air campus with restaurants, bars, shops, and pickleball
"Set on a 15-acre site that was once part of the old Mead Westvaco paper plant, this warehouse complex on West Marietta Street is gearing up for a grand opening Saturday, September 30 and positions itself as the latest adaptive-reuse project turning former industrial buildings into a sprawling restaurant and retail district. Located across from King Plow Arts Center and adjacent to Puritan Mill, the development will host food and drinks from tenants now open or opening (including El Santo Gallo, Elsewhere Brewing, King of Pops, and Bar Diver) as part of the celebration, which begins at noon with games, music, bouncy houses and the official opening of the complex’s covered pickleball courts. The project is one of several warehouse-to-retail conversions reshaping Atlanta’s westside and will eventually sit along a future Beltline spur near the Westside Beltline Connector and Westside Quarry Park." - Beth McKibben
"Taking shape along West Marietta Street, the Westside Paper complex will feature a mix of renovated 1950s warehouses and new buildings spread over 15 acres with offices, retail shops, and restaurants. It's situated just off a future Beltline spur near the Westside Beltline Connector and Westside Quarry Park, across from the King Plow Arts Center and adjacent to Puritan Mill, and the site was once part of the old Mead Westvaco paper plant; upon completion, several new restaurant and retail concepts are expected to open there over the next few months." - Beth McKibben
"Located on West Marietta Street in northwest Atlanta just off a future Beltline spur near the Westside Beltline Connector and Westside Quarry Park, Westside Paper is a 15-acre industrial warehouse complex currently under redevelopment across from King Plow Arts Center, and it will house several restaurants and bars including King of Pops, El Santo Gallotaqueria, Ancestral Bottle Shop and Market, Glide Pizza, Pancake Social, Girl Diver, Elsewhere Brewing, and the first Georgia Boxcar Betty’s." - Beth McKibben
"A 70-year-old, 15-acre industrial warehouse complex that was once part of the Mead Westvaco paper plant is being redeveloped into a mixed-use destination. The project repurposes and adds to 1950s warehouses to create offices, retail, and restaurants, and sits across from King Plow Arts Center and adjacent to Puritan Mill, just off a planned Beltline spur and near the recently opened Westside Quarry Park. Several food concepts have already committed to the site and the developer expects three to four additional food-and-beverage tenants as the redevelopment continues." - Beth McKibben
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