LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — It's clear to see folks are spending time and money at UnCommons.
"UnCommons has been great for us," said Tanya Allen, manager at All'Antico Vanaio, an Italian sandwich shop full of customers on a Wednesday afternoon.
UnCommons is a fairly new mixed-use development in the south of the valley. About a year ago, a food hall called The Sundry opened. On Tuesday, they announced it will close for good on June 22.
“The Sundry was created through a bold, imaginative vision to bring a cosmopolitan food hall to Las Vegas locals. Unfortunately, we will no longer be able to serve the community as we envisioned," said Patric Yumul, CEO of Table One Hospitality. "On behalf of our team, I want to thank the talented chefs and restaurateurs, vendors, and our amazing team, who came together to bring The Sundry to life. We also want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to the many locals who visited us regularly. This has been an exciting and humbling journey, and we will miss it.”
They did not elaborate on what prompted the closure exactly.
"I am excited to see what is going to come in its place," Allen said.
Other businesses we spoke with at UnCommons are optimistic about the future.
"We are sad to see them go, but you know there is always challenges. I don't want to speculate, but we are excited to see what comes next," said Angeline Cuhlman, manager at Amari Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop.
She said business has been good for them, especially as more apartments are being built in the complex.
"We are hoping to expand and welcome new guests. We see different people all the time," Cuhlman said.
Just across the street from UnCommons is Durango Resort. Cuhlman said the resort's location has helped rather than take business.
"I mean, we saw a lot more foot traffic just because people want to see what is going on in the area. We see a lot of people from northwest and Summerlin," she said.
Plans for a new concept will be announced in the coming months.
