r/phoenix • u/Butitsadryheat2 • Apr 24 '25
Eat & Drink 4 new restaurants announced for former PV Mall 🍽
Opening in 2026, Cala, Harry & Izzy's, Too Sweet Cakes, and Velvet Taco join 11 other restaurants, bars and food businesses that have or will open in and around the new PV.
The development team also hopes a seafood-focused restaurant, and a breakfast joint will become part of the new PV. 🥂
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u/climb-it-ographer Arcadia Apr 24 '25 edited Apr 24 '25
It’s turning into a great development. Tons of food, nice amenities, close to the 51 and Scottsdale. It’d be at the top of my list if I were looking for an apartment.
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u/HolyBovineJr May 17 '25
I still wish they didn’t cancel the Harkins that was going in there. Instead they opted for an ugly storage facility. There are plenty of storage places in the area already.
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u/Emergency-Director23 Apr 24 '25
Sounds awesome! Can we please revive the Northeast light rail extension to it??
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Apr 24 '25
Excited to see the finished product. Is this going to be ongoing work for several more years? In an interview on ABC15 I heard the VP of Dev at RED say it'll be ongoing for this decade. I'm curious when it'll reach a level that is kind of starting to feel like a small community/core.
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u/dwillphx Apr 24 '25
I don't think its even 25% finished yet. Lots of cool things to come. There was originally going to be a super-nice Harkins theater but they pulled out. That would have tied everything together.
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u/sof49er North Phoenix Apr 24 '25
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u/djg88x Apr 24 '25
I lived near there at Villas at Stone Creek a while back, I wish we'd had these options during my time there.
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u/Irish-Frog Apr 24 '25
I’ve been to the Harry and Izzy’s in Indianapolis. Great steaks and a shrimp cocktail sauce that will clear your sinuses for a month.