LANSING — Ten months after it opened, Lansing Shuffle, a food hall and entertainment venue in the former Lansing City Market building, is poised to open two new eateries — and its shuffleboard courts.
The additions to the 11,000-square-foot facility, which opened in late January with five restaurants and two bars, likely will be operating by late January 2024, though no firm date has been set, said Jonathan Hartzell, developer and director of acquisitions and programming at Detroit Rising, the Livonia-based firm behind Lansing Shuffle.
The two new eateries — Takitos AF and Beirut Kitchen — could open in December, Hartzell said. The venue’s five shuffleboard courts, located in a 3,500-square-foot, four-season addition at the rear of the building, will follow, he said.
The courts have been under construction since Lansing Shuffle, 325 Riverfront Drive, opened to the public.
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