Located at 2929 Arch Street, the casual cafe is part coffee shop, restaurant, bakery, marketplace with grab-and-go offerings, wine shop, and catering outlet. Accessible via bridge to the 30th Street Station, Garces Trading will open Sept. 12.
the restaurant-marketplace concept from chef Jose Garces, will make a comeback in a new location next month.
Garces Trading ran from 2010 to 2018 at 1111 Locust St. in Washington Square West, but closed amid his former company’s bankruptcy and later was revived during the pandemic as a ghost kitchen. In its earlier days, Garces Trading had anas well as grocery shelves, a prepared-food counter, and full-service dining. The space is now a branch of Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse.
This location, open from breakfast through early dinner Monday to Friday, will seat 130 people and have a balcony dining room overlooking the kitchen and restaurant. Additional locations will be announced later this fall.
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