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What, no pizza joints? This can’t be. C’mon Scotty – keep bringing the PIZZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont fully understand the context of the repeating pizza posts but they crack me up every time I see them in the comment section.
Is it The Yard? or Fishers District? Are they quietly trying to rebrand it so people don’t notice that it’s nothing like The Yard was advertised on the outset?
It looks like they have dropped “The Yard” for nearly all of their marketing materials. “The Yard” seems to just refer to the test kitchen area of the property. It does sadly appear to have devolved into a pretty basic strip mall set up with one small yard-plaza that looks no better than the Sun King in Carmel. Not sure what will set this apart.
It is “The Yard at Fishers District” which is branded across all of their digital media. The Yard is simply an area of the Fishers District (first full phase of development which includes an actual centrally located “yard.” This branding technique will further be justified with anticipated development expansion.
The whole concept seems like a big traffic jam!
A really beautiful development with 10+ new dining options, high end bars a Sun King brewery with a rooftop overlooking a plaza opens up and people are here complaining that it’s not good enough. You guys must be a joy to be around.
Does this include the smoothie place, the ice cream pops place, the place that only serves breakfast, and Portillo’s, “you guys”? I’m dying here! Lol
Yep,, a beautiful neighborhood demolished for a pretty basic strip mall. And, yes, Richard, it IS a huge traffic jam.
You’re clearly folks who find the negatives in everything. You would complain about this project no matter the grandeur. The non-grouchy folks I talk to about the project are very excited and cannot wait to try out the myriad new dining options.
This project is far from a strip mall. It is unfortunate some people cannot see how positive this will be for our city!
“I’ve got an idea …(Here, hold my beer) … Let’s build a huge strip mall and hotel complex right next to an always-crowded Ikea … we can market it as the ultimate destination” … when it really will be an ultimate traffic nightmare for those who happen to live or travel through that area!
I live in the area and have not seen a single problem! They have created dedicating turning lanes to ensure traffic flow stays constant outside of the normal every day traffic that has been for many years!
Thanks for the update. My husband and I were just discussing what was open.