3574 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette
CrossWaterCreek Outfitters, a new fly fishing shop, is coming to Lafayette this spring. Check for updates on their Insta here.
From their website:
At CrossWaterCreek Outfitters, we’re here to inspire and equip anglers of all skill levels to connect with nature through the art of fly fishing.
Plaza Center, Lafayette
Last year, we learned that Craft & Fire Taproom, Artisan Pizza, featuring, “30 rotating taps of craft beer, ales, sours, ciders” and more, would be coming to Plaza Center in Lafayette behind Whole Foods, and according to a sign in their window, look for a spring opening. Check for updates on their Insta here, and website here.
950 Hough Avenue, Lafayette
Blue Oak condominiums in downtown Lafayette, featuring 20 2 and 3 bedroom condominiums, looks quite nice. Check out the floorplans here and learn more about the amenities, such as an “outdoor roof deck with fire place and BBQ”, and a “community dining area with bar lounge”, here.
From their website:
With only (20), 2 and 3 bedroom homes, you’ll be part of a close-knit community. From the comfort of home you can enjoy a workout or yoga session in the gym, drinks with friends in the lounge, or a quiet read at an exterior fireplace.
3519 Golden Gate Way, Lafayette
I noticed Park Theater in Lafayette, closed since 2004, has fencing around it now with signs pointing to Park Theater Trust, a “Public Benefit corporation” looking to restore the theater to its former glory. Check out their FAQ here.
From their website:
Now the push is on to raise the $9 million necessary to renovate this historic, much-loved cinema into an accessible, inclusive, community-centered cultural hub for patrons of all ages. Our goal is to have a grand re-opening in 2025, the Park Theater’s 83rd birthday.
Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek
Makers Market, which opened at Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek back in 2017, is relocating to Lafayette Clocktower where Venture Goods used to be, this month. Check out their online selection here.
Lafayette Clocktower
3422 Mount Diablo Blvd, Lafayette
Horn Barbecue opened recently in Lafayette where All the Smoke BBQ used to be, which is where Bonehead’s Texas BBQ used to be, which in turn is where Bo’s Barbecue used to be. It’s impressive how many BBQ spots have been here — word must travel fast! Over the weekend, the mid-day line was huge, so this place must be doing something right. Check out their menu here.
From their website:
At Horn Barbecue, we honor the time-honored meat-smoking techniques of Central Texas while infusing the rich culinary traditions of the Black South. This fusion, known as West Coast Barbecue, blends the deep-rooted flavors of Texas and the South with the creativity and innovation of California.
3576 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette
Over the summer, Berkeley-based El Tapense Mexican Restaurant opened in Lafayette where Lavash used to be. Check out their menu here.
From their website:
We take pride in honoring the rich culinary heritage of Mexico by using traditional recipes and cooking techniques that have been passed down through generations.
3572 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette
Berkeley-based Abe’s Cafe is “coming soon” to Lafayette. Check for updates on the Facebook page here.
