Fulton Galley, a meals hall with five restaurants, is formally establishing on Saturday and Fulton Market. The meals hall includes a beer garden and a 30-seat bar that splits the gap. All tucked away in a place once ruled by using meatpackers. Instead, customers will find Thai food, a Jewish deli, Mexican-American cuisine, rotisserie meats, and Italian alternatives.
The 10,830-rectangular-foot meals hall at 1115 W. Fulton Market is from Galley Group, a Pittsburgh-primarily based agency that’s opened in markets together with Cleveland and Detroit. There’s an additional area at Galley for private parties. The galley is gearing up for a midnight crowd so one can preserve the bar busy. The bar functions 20 taps for a beer with a focus on local brews. They’ll also sell buckets of single-serve wine bottles.
Galley joins nearby Politan Row. The West Loop food corridor from the New Orleans-based discern of St. Roche Market. They opened in May with 12 stalls. Time Out Market and its 18 companies should begin within the fall down the road from Galley.
Stay tuned for the primary peek internal. But, for now, click on the link for information on Fulton Galley’s supplier lineup, which is likewise indexed beneath:
- Fairview (rotisserie meals with Latin and American flavors)
- Italianate (Italian food)
- Pink Salt (Northeastern Thai food)
- Steingold’s Deli (Jewish deli)
- Taco Mucho (Mexican-American delicacies)
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