DeSoto Central Market to Open

DeSoto Central Market, new retail space in the historic DeSoto Building in Downtown Phoenix, will open on Saturday. In 2013, investor Ken Cook bought the vintage 1928 structure, which used to be occupied by a car dealership. The renovated property will feature seven restaurant concepts, an open-air market in the center of the building, a newly built mezzanine, and a dog-friendly patio with yard games, Phoenix New Times reports. There will also be access to several of the restaurants through to-go windows. [PNT]

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