New venture in San Francisco’s downtown area launching next week.
In a bold move slated for mid-April, Ingka Centres, known for crafting distinctive communal spaces anchored by IKEA stores, will unveil Saluhall in San Francisco’s Mid-Market district. Positioned at 945 Market Street, the former 6×6 mall, this endeavor marks the company’s inaugural venture in the United States.
Culinary Haven in a Vibrant Locale
Saluhall aims to become a culinary hotspot and nexus of diverse gastronomic adventures. Nestled in the heart of the city, bordering the Tenderloin, it promises to celebrate San Francisco’s rich food culture.
Trailblazing Development
As the pioneer of its kind globally, Saluhall’s emergence demonstrates Ingka Centres’ confidence in an area currently in the spotlight. Beyond merely serving as a food hub, the project is envisioned to showcase innovative elements that could redefine the future landscape of American shopping malls.
Potential for Expansion
With Saluhall serving as a flagship model, there’s anticipation for future iterations across different locations. Ingka Centres harbors ambitious plans, viewing this venture as a pivotal step in their mission to introduce contemporary, plant-forward cuisine to a wider audience.
Hej!Workshop is a unique and flexible coworking concept inside of Ingka Centres' San Francisco meeting place.
In Partnership with Kerb and Claus Meyer.
The Meeting Place spans approximately 256,000 square feet and includes Saluhall along with other offerings like Hej!Workshop.
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