A Bouldin Creek coworking area and occasion venue off South First goes to be was an off-the-cuff all-day restaurant. Vuka will likely be closing its flagship location at 411 West Monroe Road on September 30. After which, Austin restaurant group Nova Hospitality will likely be turning the tackle into an off-the-cuff all-day restaurant and membership area, set to open in early 2025.
The shutter and forthcoming restaurant and enterprise was introduced to Vuka’s members in a publication dated June 17. For the unnamed restaurant, Nova CEO and founder Jack Zimmerman shares by way of the publication that it’ll serve wood-fired pizza, pasta, and gelato, rounded out by drinks like Italian wines, cocktails, and nonalcoholic choices. Presumably, this will likely be overseen by Nova’s vp of eating places and improvement Jon Oh, director of operations Sam Tiano, and beverage director Patrick Gartner.
The entire membership program remains to be being developed. however Zimmerman notes within the publication that the crew desires the area to work as an workplace that isn’t an workplace for folks basically.
Different eating places below the Nova umbrella embody downtown Mediterranean cocktail lounge Devil May Care, downtown Japanese restaurant TenTen, mini-chain cafe the Well (two downtown areas and one Westlake), and the previous La Zona Rosa music venue (which it was an occasions venue referred to as LZR).
Vuka opened in 2012 on West Monroe Road, and expanded into North Loop in 2017 (this one will stay open).
Only a avenue over, French bistro 1417 closed suddenly in late Could as a result of its tackle is being developed right into a condominium. After which, south of Vuka/new unnamed restaurant, longtime Zilker wine bar Home Wine is relocating onto South First this summer time too.