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Pinewood Forest updates renderings of Two-Ten rooftop restaurant and bar

Pinewood Forest leaders say construction of the rooftop restaurant and bar for the Two-Ten building will be completed this spring.

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Pinewood Forest leaders say construction of the rooftop restaurant and bar for the Two-Ten building will be completed this spring.
By Leon Stafford
March 27, 2020

Pinewood Forest has released updated renderings of a rooftop restaurant and bar under construction at the 235-acre Fayetteville mixed-use development.

The eatery will sit atop Two-Ten, an almost 53,000-square-foot building that will include creative, collaborative office and retail space.

Rendering of rooftop bar set for Pinewood Forest's Two-Ten building.

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Pinewood has a number of developments underway, including a nine-screen movie theater, tiny houses and trails. Pinewood is the brainchild of Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy, the development's president Rob Parker, project partners Pace Lynch Corporation and several others.

Two-Ten will include street-level restaurant and retail space, three levels of creative loft and medical office space, as well as the rooftop restaurant and bar.

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