[von949]

...Finally.

Just hope it wont be some sort of "high end" grocery store.

The Market looks to fill a much-needed niche Downtown: the grocery store - Las Vegas Weekly

In early October, however, a shiny new wrench will be thrown into that
conversation cycle: the Market, DTP’s long-awaited Fremont Street grocer,
filling the storefront once home to Mamita’s restaurant. The 6,000-square-foot
space will offer a café with made-to-order sandwiches and Stumptown coffee, a
prepared food counter and, yes, groceries—from kale chips to Funyuns, craft beer
to Bud Light, body wash to fresh beef.





The Market is aiming to serve everyone, says general manager Ellyn Chantos,
whether you are stocking up for the week, just need a carton of milk or want to
grab a s’mores sandwich and a seat on the patio. “Everyone knows that Downtown
needs a grocery store,” she says, adding that this one will feel like part of
the neighborhood, with its industrial design and herbs grown by students at
Walter Bracken STEAM Academy just down the road.

[Vegas_Cabbie]

6000 sq ft seems tiny for a grocery store..?

[swagger]

6k is nothing for a grocery store, plus they're running a deli or something out of it. Don't get your hopes up too high about that "high end" wish, and don't expect it to replace Smith's or Vons or wherever you shop now.

[yellowsnow]

Usually a smallish boutique store like this one will feature high end prices. And too much convenience vs regular food. A real grocery store would serve Downtown much better but the problems are the real estate and security. There is one Hispanic store not far from downtown and that's probably where I would shop.