ABBONDANZA A VAPIANO!

Let's hope our English is better than our Italian. Vapiano recently opened one of its signature casual fine dining restaurants at the South Tryon Square building uptown. Hundreds of guests milled through the 10k SF space, nibbling freshly baked pizza and watching as a chef crafted rotini before their eyes.
 

Owners Lars and Verena Kruse welcomed those attending as if they were nestled in their own living room. (If their living room has a DJ and a booming sound machine.) ?When you have people over for dinner in Italy, the whole idea is to have a good time,? Lars told us. ?When you walk through our restaurant, you can relax. You can stay as long as you like. You can leave when you like. Just enjoy!? Legacy Real Estate Advisors? David Tschirhart  and colleague Adam Williams repped landlord MayfieldGentry Realty Advisors. Cardinal Point Engineering designed the project. McAllister Commercial Construction was GC. CBRE's Mike Lucier repped Vapiano.

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