A hush-hush effort by an Uber co-founder to create a food hall in a downtown San Jose historic building has gained a visible addition.
SAN JOSE — A hush-hush effort by an Uber co-founder to create a food hall in a downtown San Jose historic building has gained a visible addition: several dining-related signs on the structure.
Over the decades, the property has been a boxing gym, an Odd Fellow’s hall, and a furniture store. Now, it’s poised to be the site of a cutting-edge commercial kitchen venture. Public filings with city officials have revealed some details about what the project might offer once it opens. The project also features a dine-in restaurant that will total about 1,000 square feet and a coffee bar next to the dining establishment, the city planning documents show.
At the time of the purchase, Goldman Sachs, an investment firm, provided $100 million in financing to the group headed up by Kalanick. However, it’s also possible that the funding could be used at sites other than the downtown San Jose project.
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