Fox Restaurant Concepts to bring popular brands to Tempe development

By InBusiness Phoenix

Novus Place, the new main street entertainment district in the latest phase of the Novus Innovation Corridor, adjacent to Arizona State University’s Tempe campus, is cooking up great things with Fox Restaurant Concepts as its new anchor tenant. FRC will bring three popular concepts – Flower ChildBlanco Taco Cocina + Cantina, and North Italia – to the entertainment district in the Novus Innovation Corridor.

Novus Place will ultimately span 275,000 square feet of shopping, dining and entertainment options. Novus Place also will serve as the central gathering place for residents and visitors who want to stroll along shaded walkways, explore on paved bike paths and people-watch at the community’s urban parks and pedestrian promenades.

Under the direction of celebrated restauranteur Sam Fox, Flower Child features an array of made-from-scratch healthy bites; Blanco Taco Cocina + Cantina offers a fresh twist on Mexican food favorites; and North Italia serves up Chef’s daily pizzas and other crave-worthy Italian cuisine.

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