Gott’s, Michael Mina Plot Outposts in Warrior’s New Chase Center Eater SF
Rendering Courtesy of Chase Center There’ll be over 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space As promised, the Warrior’s new home at Chase Center will be a culinary destination, giving fans more reasons to buy tickets to games and events there. Today, it was announced that restaurateur and chef Michael Mina would open a food hall there, along with other Bay Area staples like Gott’s Roadside. The 11-acre complex surrounding the arena is called Thrive City, a reference to Warriors partner Kaiser Permanente’s slogan, and will boast retail shops, restaurants, and 3.2 acres of public sp…
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