Stanley Marketplace, which will open its doors within the former Stanley Aviation headquarters at 2501 Dallas St. in Aurora next year, announces the addition of Rosenberg’s Bagels to its list of restaurant offerings.
The location at Stanley will be Rosenberg’s second dedicated restaurant; the restaurant currently has a store in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, and sells its popular bagels at Gather, located within Galvanize in the Golden Triangle neighborhood. Rosenberg’s Stanley location will consist of 2,500 square feet. Similar to the Five Points restaurant, Rosenberg’s at Stanley Marketplace will offer New York-style bagels, specialty fish, sandwiches and coffee, as well as pretzels, bagel balls, pastries and breads. A more extensive vegetarian menu will also be available, as well as a children’s menu. Rosenberg’s guests will also enjoy dedicated parking at Stanley for grab-and-go orders, and a drive-thru option may also be available.
“I’m excited to bring Rosenberg’s into Stapleton and Aurora on the brink of both neighborhoods’ expansions,” said Joshua Pollack, master bagel maker and owner of Rosenberg’s. “I think Stanley – and the businesses within – will help to be a catalyst for positive growth in the area, similar to what we saw after opening our first location in Denver’s now burgeoning Five Points neighborhood.”
Comprised of more than 100,000 square feet on 22 acres, Stanley Marketplace aims to become the communities’ new centerpiece, and will be home to a spacious community park, indoor/outdoor event venue, office space and a wide array of dining, shopping and recreational options. Joining the ranks of well-known urban marketplaces across the U.S., including San Francisco’s Ferry Building, Seattle’s Melrose Market and New York’s Chelsea Market, Stanley will be home to both well-known and smaller, independent Colorado retailers.
Flightline Ventures, a Stapleton-based firm comprised of longtime neighborhood residents who saw a need for a community-based marketplace and sought to fulfill it, is behind the development of Stanley. Partners Mark Shaker, Lorin Ting and Megan Von Wald teamed with the City of Aurora to make the vision a reality. Aurora also recognized the need for a gathering place in the neighborhood, and made the group aware of the building, which had previously been vacant for several years. The marketplace will represent the first stage of redevelopment activity along Westerly Creek, part of Aurora’s long-term plan for urban revitalization.
Information about additional tenants and programming will continue to be released in the coming months. While businesses from numerous industries have expressed interest in joining Stanley, those chosen are contextually relevant to not only Colorado, but specifically the Aurora and Stapleton communities, and create a dynamic eco-system, which benefits community members as well as the businesses themselves. Additionally, Stanley tenants will share its ethos of sustainability, creativity and philanthropy.
“We’re incredibly excited to announce Rosenberg’s will be joining the Stanley family,” Shaker said. “We’re confident our neighbors in Aurora and Stapleton, and anyone who visits Stanley, will be pleased with the mix of culinary offerings we’re curating here.”
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