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Phase one of the concept includes a walk-up kitchen called The Window as well as a gathering space and outdoor bar area known as The Courtyard and Boots & Booze’s Shotgun Wedding Chapel.
Wush Hospitality Group co-founder Sherry Hazati explained in a release:
“This is meant to be a place where you can grab breakfast or coffee before work, bring your dog for the afternoon, meet friends for a drink, catch live entertainment or celebrate something completely unexpected. You don’t need a special occasion to come here. We want people to feel welcome the minute they walk in.”
Coffee and breakfast will be available at The Window beginning at 6:30 am during the week with a weekend brunch starting at 11 am. Customers can either sit in The Courtyard to eat their breakfast or brunch, or alternatively they can choose to grab their meal as a takeaway option.
Described in a press release as a “playful element” the Shotgun Wedding Chapel is nevertheless a functional venue for weddings. Wedding ceremonies as well as other pageantry are expected to take place year-round inside the Shotgun.