Let It Fly, a business venture of former Memphis basketball assistant coach Mike Miller, holds a preview event at the Germantown location on Tuesday, July 23, 2019.
The restaurant plans to break ground this fall with a summer 2023 opening date. Hill doesn't see any reason why it won't be approved. The plans are drawn up and will go in front of the Southaven City Planning Commission on Aug. It was the last lot Hill had available on Getwell.
The Silo Square location will be built in the corner lot on the right of the south entrance, directly in front of the silo.
SILO SQUARE SIMULATOR
You've got your choice of so many different golf courses that you can play on the simulator and it's heated and cooled, and you aren't playing in the rain. But this is a really cool golf-themed concept that is a lot like TopGolf, but maybe even a little better. "But the golf portion is just something we don't have down here, Southaven had hoped that we would get TopGolf, but they ended up going out off of Germantown Road. "Anybody enjoys a sports bar," Hill said. The project is expected to cost more than $200 million.DESOTO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT: Silo Square, walkable neighborhoods and the rise of mixed-use developments in DeSotoĭESOTO COUNTY SCHOOLS: 'A better future for Mississippi': DSCD superintendent elected to MASS board of directors Smiley says he is excited for the new families who’ll move to Silo Square and see the growth in DeSoto County just as current residents have already seen happen. “I think it’s really going to bring DeSoto County to the cutting edge.” “I think it’s kind of geared towards young growing families and people out of college and it’s going to give us a fresh look on the restaurant and the business,” Watson said. Watson says she believes Silo Square will bring a fresh perspective to Southaven. Lisa Watson, general manager of the Holliday Inn in Southaven, said she was excited about a place she could call home that included parks, trails and the potential for a new families and college graduates to start their life and careers. “I’ve seen that Southaven needs to have more developments that are more pedestrian friendly, and that we need to improve the entertainment value of our city,” Musselwhite said. Southaven Mayor Darren Musselwhite says he is happy to see development that is more pedestrian-friendly. “We are just excited not just as a business owner but also as people who stay in Southaven, who work in Southaven,” Dean said. Matt Smiley, the owner of the Liberation Escape Room, says that Sile Squares will add to Southaven’s small-town feel by adding a small-town look.Īnthony Dean, the owner of Dean Allstate Agency, says that when the city grows “everybody wins.” Hill said the new community will have trails and walkways for residents to easily get to the businesses, along with parks throughout the community for children to play. An original farm silo on the property will be incorporated into the development. Silo Square contains space for more than 300 residential lots, retail, office, hotel and restaurant space, lofts and a farmer’s market. “Our motto is live, work and play,” Hill said. Two dozen local business owners and city officials gathered Tuesday as they announced the new mixed-use development built around a traditional town square design.īrian Hill for Lifestyle Communities, LLC of Hernando is developing the 228 acre-site across from the BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove. The groundbreaking of the new Silo Square development is bringing the excitement of new growth and possibilities to the city of Southaven. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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