Vibrant dining scene
Germantown is buzzing with excitement as the Neuhoff District prepares to unveil its newest culinary gem, Charmers & Cauponors. This fresh addition is set to occupy a spacious 4,000-square-foot area located at 1316 Adams St. within The Curve, a mixed-use building recognized as the anchor structure of the Neuhoff District.
The dynamic duo behind this new venture includes acclaimed chef Jake Howell, a semifinalist for the prestigious James Beard Award in 2022, along with husband-and-wife team Craig Schoen and Yuriko Say. Together, they bring a wealth of experience to the table, having opened the popular East Nashville restaurant Peninsula back in 2017.
Owned and operated by Atlanta-based New City Properties, headed by the visionary Jim Irwin, the Neuhoff District is transforming the former Neuhoff Packing Co. site into a vibrant hub of activity. Irwin acquired the property for a substantial $32 million in 2020, and since then, the area has been buzzing with development.
This exciting project will feature a total of 914,000 square feet of space across multiple buildings and will integrate both new constructions and the adaptation of existing structures. The layout will feature over 50,000 square feet designated for retail, alongside 400,000 square feet intended for office space. The Neuhoff District will also boast lovely amenities, such as a scenic riverfront terrace and the Cumberland Greenway.
One of the many exciting features set to emerge from the Neuhoff District is a pedestrian bridge that will span the Cumberland River, creating a connection to Oracle’s future campus. This bridge embodies the district’s vision to foster community engagement and accessibility within Germantown and beyond!
While details surrounding Charmers & Cauponors—including an opening date—are still to be confirmed, the anticipation is palpable. Locals are eager to see what culinary delights the talented chefs will present, and the buzz surrounding this venture is growing.
As the Neuhoff District continues to expand, it promises to bring revitalization to the area with its mix of residential, retail, and office space. This vibrant community is being designed not just as a place to live, but a center of activity and social interaction for all. With restaurants and bars like Charmers & Cauponors, the district is setting its sights on becoming a must-visit destination for food lovers and social butterflies alike.
In conclusion, the Neuhoff District in Germantown is not just evolving; it’s thriving. As we look forward to the grand opening of Charmers & Cauponors and all the other developments in the pipeline, the community can expect a mix of relaxation and excitement that comes from local dining and social engagements. So, let’s keep our ears open for further news on this fantastic addition, and don’t forget to mark your calendars once an official date is set!
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