Palm Beach County's new food hall is a dining destination

Mike Vogel | 5/26/2021

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Local developer Craig Menin’s opening of the Delray Beach Market, a 150,000-sq.-ft., $60-million food hall and parking deck, signals again the vibrancy of downtown Delray. Even before the market opened in April, a walk along Atlantic Avenue showed little sign of a COVID slowdown.

Indeed, says Menin General Counsel and President Jordana Jarjura, financial performance from Menin-affiliated restaurants had returned to pre-pandemic levels.

This story also features expert opinions, business briefs and people in the news: Brian Boroff; Play2Pay; Delray Beach Market; Jordana Jarjura; Paul and Brian Kilgallon; Delivery Dudes; Jamie Kendall; Ellen Vaughan; Susan Haynie

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