EMERYVILLE: A REGIONAL SHOPPING DESTINATION IN THE EAST BAY
Combining retail, entertainment, hospitality and residential uses, Bay Street Emeryville invites customers to escape into a casual village designed for strolling, shopping and having fun.
Emeryville has emerged over the last two decades as a popular shopping and dining destination in the East Bay. The wide array of shopping options, coupled with Emeryville’s convenient location, regularly attracts shoppers and diners from throughout the Bay Area.
The character of Bay Street Emeryville is drawn from the rich history of its bayside site as a place where people have gathered for decades to live, work and play. Designed as an eclectic urban village set in an industrial landscape, Bay Street Emeryville uses architecture, lighting, landscape and environmental graphics to create a unique, contemporary atmosphere. Organized in three city blocks connected by a main street, the project reflects the industrial architectural heritage of the area throughout its streetscapes, plazas and green spaces, movie theaters, residences and the shopping and dining venues. Bay Street Emeryville is a place full of activity; a social hub where friends and family can gather to shop, stroll, dine or be entertained. The Project • 382,000 square feet of retail and entertainment • 284 apartments and 97 townhouses • 15 screens including one IMAX cineplex (+3300 seats)
Bay Street Emeryville www.baystreetemeryville.com 5616 Bay Street Phone: 510-655-4002 Bay Street is a unique urban neighborhood featuring retail, residential, restaurant and entertainment offerings designed to serve as a gathering place for Bay Area residents and visitors. Bay Street offers 400,000 square feet of retail space consisting of 65 shops, 10 indoor/outdoor restaurants, and a 16-screen AMC Theater, as well as 284 apartments and 97 townhouses. The project comprises three city blocks that is connected by Bay Street, a traditional main street.
• 1,900+ convenient parking spaces in multi-level structured facilities and surface lots • A multi-level main street setting. • A diverse collection of restaurants and specialty food retailers catering to the sophisticated palates of Bay Area residents. • Adjacent to the Bay Area's first IKEA location, which has dramatically enhanced the area's regional drawing power.
SHOPPING Shops include: Alex & Ani, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Apple Computer, The Body Shop, the Gap, H&M, Sephora, Barnes & Noble, Bath & Body Works, Coach, Francesca’s Collections, Kay Jewelers, See’s Candies, West Elm, EQ3 Furniture, William Sonoma, and many more.
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DINING Restaurants include: P.F. Chang’s, Elephant Bar, Buckhorn Grill, California Pizza Kitchen, Rubio’s Baja Grill, Fuddruckers, Pizza My Heart, Asqew Grill, Pasta Pomodoro, and others.
MOVIE AMC Movie Theater with stadium-style seating for 3,340 people.