Plans to create a new STACK pop-up container village in Middlesbrough have been granted planning permission.
Danieli Group is now set to create STACK Middlesbrough at the undercroft where the A66 flyover meets Exchange Square.
The scheme – which will be in place for three years – will use 25 shipping containers and create a central plaza with seating, along with six street food stalls and three bars, and a stage for live entertainment.
Danieli Group now wants to hear from anyone interested in taking up a street food unit, with the team hoping to identify a variety of food providers to create an exciting and varied mix of operators.
Neill Winch, CEO of Danieli Group, said: “We know that STACK Middlesbrough will be a huge asset to the area and bring a new dimension to the town’s leisure offering.
“We are looking forward to getting work underway and hearing from anyone who can help us achieve the exciting and unique food offering that STACK is renowned for. We are keen to hear from people who can deliver exciting and modern street food.”
Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston said: “STACK has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors to its other North East sites and we can look forward to more of the same in Middlesbrough. People are really excited to try this out. This latest investment in our food and drink offer shows once again that we’re punching above our weight and turning our town centre around bit by bit. We have a fantastic summer of events on the way and it’s brilliant news that STACK can be a part of it.”
This will be the second investment by Danieli Group in Middlesbrough, following its proposal to transform the former Banking Hall at Commerce House at the corner of Exchange Square into a new branch of its pan-Asian restaurant The Muddler.
Anyone wanting to find out more details about STACK Middlesbrough should contact info@stackleisure.com
