Restaurant Space Next to Capital Prime in Eastwood Towne Center

This is a Full Service restaurant/bar for lease in The Heights of Eastwood in Eastwood Towne Center next door to Capital Prime. Eastwood is a regional lifestyle center offering shopping, hotels and restaurants and it is conveniently located not far from Michigan State University and the State Capital Complex. Walmart and Sam's Club are located across the street. Five hotels are within walking distance (Hyatt Place, Homewood Suites, Courtyard Marriot, Home2Suites, and Fairfield Inn). NCG Theaters, Dave & Busters, and Sola Salons are across the street along with a new Planet Fitness that just opened. The Vista Luxury Apartments featuring 125 units is located cross corner above a 17,000 sf training center for First National Bank of America.

The restaurant/bar has excellent signage high on a stone accent wall. There is a double door entry that leads to a long bar with 11 bar stools. There is also a table for 8 in the bar area. The space opens up to the right with a combination of booths and table seating. The floors have a wood look to them and the space has high open ceilings with exposed duct work that is painted dark grey. The outside seating has a covered/heated patio that wraps around the corner of the building facing the Hyatt Place with a gas fire table in the corner. There is an ample kitchen, walk-in cooler, wash/food prep area, server area and office. There are two restrooms. There are also several TV's throughout the space along with more stone accent walls.

This restaurant/bar opportunity may include the furniture, fixtures and equipment along with the Liquor License (negotiable). F, F & E is in excellent condition. There is an impressive outdoor seating area that is not part of the square footage calculation of 4,325 sf. Occupancy is 176 people.

Located in Eastwood Town Center

Next to Capital Prime, Dave & Busters, Sola Salons, Hyatt Place, Fairfield Inn, Homewood Suites, NCG Theaters

Across from New 25,000 sf Planet Fitness

Not Far From Michigan State University and the State Capitol Complex