Bocado To Close West Midtown Home of 12 Years, Open Elsewhere in 2021

Restaurant suite in new 8West development can be available with a 30-day notice, according to an advert seeking a new tenant
Bocado Wants Landlord To 'Re-Lease' Space To Someone Else
Rendering: Official

Bocado could soon vacate its West Midtown home of 12 years, at 887 Howell Mill Road NW Suite 100, if a new tenant wants in. Owner Brian Lewis has asked his landlord to “re-lease” the space, according to an advert seeking a new tenant. “Suite 100 is currently rented to Bocado Restaurant and is available for lease with a 30-day notice,” the listing, posted by Matt Rohrig of Cartel Properties, states.

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Lewis plans to relocate Bocado in 2021, the restauranter told What Now Atlanta in an email Tuesday by way of a prepared statement. “We’re planning to move Bocado to a new space, but the new location is unconfirmed at this time,” Lewis said. “We’re excited to announce when there are more details to share!”

Bocado sits in a single-story commercial strip that has been integrated into 8West, a new ground-up mixed-use from Atlantic Capital Properties, Gateway Ventures, and Cartel. Bocado’s 3,078-square-foot space butts up to the 8West leasing office and shares a courtyard with the new development.

Bocado in October celebrated its twelfth anniversary. Lewis has since opened sister eatery Bocado Burger which debuted with a location in Avalon — the restaurant is now offering franchise opportunities. Lewis also opened Al Forno’s in Midtown in 2017 but has since closed the pizzeria.

[Editor’s note: this article was updated to reflect comments from Lewis.]

3 Responses

    1. He probably means 5070 Peachtree Blvd. Chamblee renamed their section of Peachtree Industrial to just Peachtree Blvd. many, many years ago, but still no one can get it right. Apparently not even the “news” like this website supposedly is. So instead the map misdirects you to Norcross.

      1. We’ve corrected the address and appreciate the edit being brought to our attention. Thanks!

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