Daily News | Philadelphia seeks a restaurant operator again for LOVE Park’s ‘flying saucer’ building
A restaurant with no corner tables could be on the way to JFK Plaza in Center City, at last.
The city seeks a concessionaire with at least three years’ experience in food and beverage operations and a background in overseeing design and construction. The initial lease would be 10 years with an option to renew for an additional 10 years — fairly common for restaurants. The operator would pay the city a monthly fee plus a percentage of sales. Fees will be reinvested into the care and maintenance of the park and building, the city said.
In an interview, Ott Lovell said the dream tenant would be “someone who can really appreciate the environment that it is in, and not just think about this as a restaurant, but think about the restaurant in the context of this park.”
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