Developers broke ground on the planned Parkville Market in Hartford Thursday. Developer Carlos Mouta expects the project to open to the public in the spring of 2019, and the 20,000 square foot building will house a wide variety of local vendors. Here’s a look at some of the businesses that have signed on to be potential tenants.
NoRA Cupcakes
The Middletown-based cupcake shop offers everything from an Arnold Palmer-flavored concoction to a espresso and tiramisu cupcakes.
Dough Girls
The Greenwich-based pizza foodtruck would be looking to break into Hartford County.
EZ StrEATS
Firmly established in the catering world, Glastonbury’s EZ StrEATS food trailer serves up Tex-Mex, Asian fusion and other small plates.
Toasted
From food truck to brick-and-mortar storefront, Toasted sandwiches are a mainstay in the Hartford area.
Story and Soil
A little over a year old, this small coffee joint on Capitol Ave. as helped rejuvenate the block.
The Place 2 Be
Located on Franklin Ave., The Place 2 Be is among the most popular brunch spots in Hartford.
Life Bowls
Acai bowls, smoothies and coffee would come to the marketplace if Life Bowls finds a spot.
Hartford Prints
A downtown staple on Pratt Street, Hartford Prints would bring their designs to Parkville.
Chief Brody’s
Based out of New Haven, Chief Brody’s serves up some of the best bahn mi in the state.
Poutine Gourmet
You can get a taste of Montreal with the Plantsville-based Poutine Gourmet.
Radical Roots Farm
Situated in Canterbury, Radical Roots Farm offers food without the use of pesticides, GMOs, and unnecessary hormones.
Soul De Cuba
New Haven-centered Soul De Cuba serves up authentic Cuban food.
Faddy’s Donuts
From East Hartford, Faddy’s has some of the best donuts and ice cream in Connecticut.
Pierogies on Wheels
Pierogies on Wheels is pretty self explanatory — and they have been serving up the Polish fare all across the state.
Craftbird
Fried chicken sandwiches don’t get much better than Craftbird, which can be found in Bushnell Park, State House Square and all around Hartford.
Seven Seas Spices
Seven Seas Spices would branch out from Killingly to open up in Parkville.
Lucy’s Potato Pancakes
Authentic potato pancakes would make their way into Parkville.
Hardcore Sweets
It’s going to be a murderer’s row of local bakeries in Parkville, and Oakville’s Hardcore Sweets is among the best.
