The Clearfork development is getting a serving from one of the city’s home-grown restaurant groups.
After nearly 10 years at Waterside, chef Marcus Paslay’s Piattello Italian Kitchen restaurant is relocating to the recently opened three-story office building in the Clearfork development. The restaurant will be the anchor tenant on the ground floor of The Offices at Clearfork building.
“After nearly 10 incredible years at Waterside, this move felt like the natural next step for our team,” said Paslay in the release. “We’re only moving about a mile down the road, which means we still get to serve the neighborhood and community that built Piattello from the beginning, while bringing a Fort Worth-owned concept into one of the city’s most visited and luxurious developments.”
Clearfork’s restaurant lineup has largely consisted of national and regional brands.
The chef debuted Piattello in 2017 and built a following for its house-made pastas, pizzas, breads and seasonal Italian menu.
Piattello is part of Paslay’s From Scratch Hospitality restaurant group that focuses on chef-driven concepts. Since opening Clay Pigeon Food & Drink in 2008, Paslay has added Piattello Italian Kitchen, Provender Hall in the Stockyards and Walloon’s Restaurant on the Near Southside to his portfolio.
The restaurant’s new location will occupy 5,620 square feet with about 160 indoor seats, along with a 40-seat patio.
The location will also add daytime service, serving guests for both lunch and dinner seven days a week, according to a news release. The new location is expected to open in November.
The building at the corner of Marathon Avenue and Ozona Boulevard, already lured the local office of Wells Fargo Bank from downtown Fort Worth. The bank opened its new Fort Worth headquarters there in May, occupying nearly two floors in the three-story, 75,088-square-foot building.
The Shops at Clearfork is an upscale, 270-acre mixed-use development in southwest Fort Worth, co-developed by Fort Worth-based Cassco Development Co. and retail giant Simon Property Group. The development, on 270 acres of the legendary Edwards Ranch, is located on the banks of the Clear Fork of the Trinity River between Hulen Street and Bryant Irvin Road.
Bob Francis is business editor at the Fort Worth Report. Contact him at bob.francis@fortworthreport.org.
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