Wegmans, 3rd Ave, Project Moving Along

Work continues on Nordblom's 3rd Avenue project and has throughout the summer. 

There is still a lot of work to be done. Thus far very little actual construction of new buildings has taken place but the sites are progressing. 

Check out pictures from the afternoon of August 8. 

Some restaurants are expected to open this fall. Wegmans is scheduled to open in Spring of 2014. 

So what do we know for sure is going into the 3rd Ave. project? - 

Wegmans - Wegmans, which has signed a 30 year lease with Nordblom with options to renew, is planning to build a 135,000 square foot facility with adjacent parking for 800 vehicles. The plans include a 14,000 square foot mezzanine overlooking a food court, an outdoor café and outdoor cooking classes.  Patrons will be able to enter and exit Wegmans from Third Avenue, Fourth Avenue or from Network Drive via Second Avenue.

Kings - The Kings bowling alley will feature a 296-seat restaurant in a 27,000 square foot building and will have 24 bowling alleys. The total occupancy is over 600 people. The location will feature a full bar and at-alley food and drink service. During the daytime Kings will be available for birthday parties. There will also be a function room for business meetings and gatherings.

The Bancroft - A high-end steak restaurant owned by the Webber Group. The Webber Restaurant Group owns the Gibbet Hill Grill in Groton, the Scarlet Oak Tavern in Hingham, and Fireside Catering in Burlington.

Redstone American Grill: A full-service, polished casual restaurant specializing in classic American food using fresh ingredients and visually appealing presentations.

Tony C’s: A sports-themed restaurant by the Cronin Group. 

Cambridge Savings Bank: A 3,300 square foot Cambridge Savings Bank will have a location on 3rd Avenue.