Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Moves Forward With Planning’s Blessing
It's not likely to open before early 2014.
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Lolinda-Adjacent Pot Club (at Former Medjool) Moves Forward
You may recall that there was talk a couple months back that a medical marijuana dispensary called the Morado Collective was aiming to take some of the square footage of the former Medjool property off of Gus Murad's hands. They...
Rumor Confirmed: Beretta Team Will Take Over Medjool With Latin Concept
The concept and timing are still a bit up in the air.
Medjool to Close Its Dining Room, Keep Rooftop Bar Open
The downstairs restaurant will be closed indefinitely for "renovations."
New Mission Theater to Become Alamo Drafthouse With Five-Screen Cinema?
The Texas-based operator is attached to a project from developer and Medjool owner Gus Murad.
No Really, Medjool Is On the Market
Gus Murad still owns the New Mission Theater next door, but Medjool is up for grabs for $7.25 million.
Giant Value Property Sold, Medjool Still For Sale
The New Mission Theater remains in play, perhaps by Murad himself.
Fear Not, Medjool Won’t Be Closing
Responding to reports yesterday that he was planning to sell both Medjool and the building that houses it, owner Gus Murad backtracks a bit today and a spokesman tells the Chron there's no "immediate plan" to sell the restaurant itself,...
Gus Murad Selling Medjool; New Mission Theater Deal Close to Done
Murad is out, but Brooklyn Bowl may be in, soon, at the historic theater next door.
Update In Re: The LGBT Center’s Possible Restaurant Plans
The Center goes before Planning next week to request the rezoning required to have a restaurant or other use on their top floor.
Medjool Rooftop Gets Two-Month Reprieve
Medjool owner Gus Murad has been given until February to get his rooftop deck sanctioned by the city.
Medjool Owner Out at City Hall
Gus Murad resigns from the Small Business Commission as his restaurant continues to get heat from the city over an illegal roof deck.