Reno Public Market (RPM) is excited to announce two new tenants have signed leases to bring new concepts to the Food Hall at Reno Public Market. In the coming months, visitors and locals will be able to dig into Peruvian cuisine from ‘Cuzco’ and try a new chicken-focused spot called ‘Chick-a-Boom,’ a new concept from the team that operates the popular RPM restaurants Mediterranean Bae and Pasta La Vista. RPM anticipates that both concepts will open in the next six to eight weeks.
“Reno Public Market has been an incredible home for our businesses, providing the perfect environment for growth and success,” said Can Uzay, who will operate three different concepts at the Food Hall with the addition of ‘Chick-a-Boom’. “The atmosphere is vibrant, filled with community support, and it’s the ideal spot to expand our offerings as it gives us the tools we need to succeed.”
RPM recently celebrated the additions of Dopo Pizza, Junkee Clothing Exchange, Pasta La Vista, and Mandalynn Jewelry Design. With more than 400,000 customers in the first year of business, Reno Public Market is excited to see these small businesses thriving and making their mark in the northern Nevada community. The Food Hall and retail offerings continue to evolve to meet the needs and expectations of consumers.
“We’re proud of our growth and evolution, continuously adapting to meet the evolving needs of our community,” said Mike Mac Millan, general manager of Food Hall at Reno Public Market. “As a mainstay of Reno’s food and retail scene, we are committed to welcoming new concepts and shaping memorable experiences for our customers, while fostering positive merchant relationships.”
In addition to new and upcoming tenants, RPM continues to host community events for all ages. To view this month’s events, click here.
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About Reno Public Market (RPM)
Reno Public Market is home to one of the largest food halls on the West Coast––including retail spaces along with public market-style food and beverage options. Formerly Shoppers Square, Reno Public Market incorporates gathering areas that are inclusive and invite residents and visitors alike to share and explore the local businesses. Visit renopublicmarket.com to learn more.
