Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022

  • Sponsors
    • Sponsor News
    • Become a sponsor
  • Advertise
  • Contact

Fayetteville Flyer

  • Home
  • Local News
    • City Hall
    • City Council Recaps
    • Public Calendar
    • Trail News
  • State, Nation & World
    • State News
    • Nation & World
  • Arts & Events
    • Weekly Calendar
  • Food & Drink
  • Columns & Features
    • Music Reviews
    • Theatre Reviews
    • Movie Reviews
    • Trail Tours
    • Giveaways
    • Recipes
  • Sports
  • Sections
    • Local News
    • State, Nation & World
    • Food & Drink
    • Arts & Events
    • Columns & Features
    • Sports
  • Calendar
  • Newsletter
  • Real Estate
    • Fayetteville Homes
    • All NWA Homes
    • Find an Agent
  • Photos
  • Shop
  • Movie Listings
    • AMC Fiesta Square
    • Malco Razorback Cinema
    • 112 Drive-In
  • Sponsors
    • Sponsor News
  • COVID Info

Tapas bar coming to West Avenue

  • By Dustin Bartholomew · Friday, Sep 23, 2011 

Photo by Todd Gill / Enlarge
Future home of a new bar called The Citizen at 326 N. West Avenue.

It’s several months away, but if all goes according to plan, a new tapas bar will open on West Avenue sometime this winter.

Three friends, Wilson Wood, Lane Coleman, and Knox McCorquodale, are working to develop an upscale establishment called The Citizen in the space at 326 N. West Avenue in Fayetteville (most recently occupied by Sunrise Cafe).

The concept for the bar is still in the very early stages, but Coleman said the name is a nod to the history of the building.

“It used to be called Citizens Dry Cleaning and Laundry, and you can still see the name on the brick on the north side of the building facing Watson steet,” Coleman said.

The three were hard at work clearing out the space when we stopped by Thursday night.

Wood said that they hoped to be able to open up the front of the space with some large doors or windows, and are checking into the feasibility of a rooftop patio for the building.

“We signed the lease yesterday, so we’re just getting started” Wood told us. “We’re going to shoot for having it open by January, but we’ll see what happens.”


Flyer Newsletter

The latest headlines from the Fayetteville Flyer, delivered straight to your inbox.

    MORE FROM THE FLYER

  • Fayetteville man one of four Patriot Front members to plead not guilty in Idaho
  • UA renames supply chain department following $1.5 million gift from J.B. Hunt
  • City to host public meeting on Highway 71B corridor plans
  • Federal grant will help XNA restore nonstop service to San Francisco
  • @fayflyer
  •     » Become a sponsor
  • Advertisements

  • Get Email News Updates

    Never miss a story! Sign up here.
  • Advertisements


     

  • Local Info

    Fire/Police Dispatch Logs
    Detention Intake Report
    Public Meetings Schedule
  • Sponsors

  • Flyer Sponsors

    sponsor-logos
    » See all sponsors
  • Sponsor Tweets

    A Twitter List by fayflyer
  • Advertise

    Local businesses are so important to our community.

    Our goal is to work with small- to medium-sized businesses rooted in the community. To acheive this, we’ve developed affordable and effective advertising options for any budget. Several of our long-term packages cost less than $14 per day, including our popular sponsorship program.

    To get started or for more information, call Dustin at 479-387-1002 or send us an email.

     

    Proud member:

  • About
  • Sponsors
  • Advertise
  • Contact
  • Legal, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
Facebook Twitter Instagram Flickr Pinterest RSS

© 2007-2022 Wonderstate Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Terms of Use & Privacy Policy
Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2022, Associated Press and may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. See AP policy.