The Garden Grove City Council approved a ground lease agreement with SteelCraft Long Beach, LP. last week.
SteelCraft Garden Grove will be an outdoor, urban eatery built primarily out of recycled metal shipping containers. The proposed project consists of up to 14 businesses located on a 1.8-acre site at 12900 Euclid St., in Garden Grove’s downtown area. Businesses will include boutique eateries, a brewery, wine vendor, micro-retail space, incubator space, and communal dining areas.
The Garden Grove City Council approved a ground lease agreement with SteelCraft Long Beach, LP. last week.
SteelCraft Garden Grove will be an outdoor, urban eatery built primarily out of recycled metal shipping containers. The proposed project consists of up to 14 businesses located on a 1.8-acre site at 12900 Euclid St., in Garden Grove’s downtown area. Businesses will include boutique eateries, a brewery, wine vendor, micro-retail space, incubator space, and communal dining areas.
The development is estimated to be completed in 12 to 18 months. The anticipated revenue in property and sales tax is estimated at $85,000 annually, with approximately 85 to 150 new jobs created.
SteelCraft’s first location opened in Long Beach in 2017, at 3768 Long Beach Blvd. The development is an outdoor urban eatery built with repurposed shipping containers as a tribute to the history of the shipping industry in Long Beach. Current tenants are Desano Pizza, Lovesome Chocolates, Pig Pen Delicacy, Smog City Brewing, Steelhead Coffee, Tajima Ramen, The Fresh Shave, and Waffle Love.
