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    Bun & Grill Co. Food Court Buildout, Kenwood

    Retail

    Project Overview

    Taking over a restaurant space someone else built? Skip the gut job. RCG built out Bun & Grill Co. in the Kenwood Towne Centre food court in Cincinnati, between Sbarro and Charleys, and made an existing kitchen theirs: a new solid-surface counter across the whole front, with power built in, new epoxy floors, walls degreased and refinished, and the plumbing and electrical their equipment needed. The work stayed behind a curtain at the storefront while the rest of the food court kept serving. Bun & Grill Co. is open now, serving burgers and dogs.

    The Challenge

    A new restaurant moving into a kitchen that still looked like the last tenant's, in a food court that never closes. The old counter and casework had to come out, the old epoxy floor had to come up, every wall needed degreasing, and the new counter and cook line needed power and plumbing, all a few feet from neighbors serving customers.

    Our Solution

    RCG ran the buildout as general contractor and kept it behind the storefront curtain, so shoppers saw a coming-soon banner instead of a jobsite. The old counter and casework came out. The existing epoxy was ground off the floors and a new epoxy coating went down. Every wall was degreased and cleaned, and the drywall was patched and finished in two coats of Sherwin-Williams Pre-Cat epoxy. Out front, a new solid-surface countertop on new base cabinets runs the length of the storefront, with outlets built in and fed from the circuits that served the old counter. In back, RCG made the plumbing connections and added a dedicated 208-volt circuit under the hood for the new equipment.

    Results & Outcomes

    Bun & Grill Co. is open in the Kenwood Towne Centre food court, between Sbarro and Charleys.

    A new front counter wired for service, new floors, refinished walls, and plumbing and power for the new equipment, without tearing out the kitchen.

    The food court stayed open for the whole job.

    Project Gallery

    Project image 1
    As found: the old counter, stripped walls and a worn floor.
    As found: the old counter, stripped walls and a worn floor.
    Grease-stained walls as found, before degreasing, patching and paint.
    Grease-stained walls as found, before degreasing, patching and paint.
    Behind the curtain while the rest of the food court kept serving.
    Behind the curtain while the rest of the food court kept serving.
    Back wall patched and prepped for two coats of epoxy paint.
    Back wall patched and prepped for two coats of epoxy paint.
    Old epoxy ground off; the new epoxy floor goes down.
    Old epoxy ground off; the new epoxy floor goes down.
    New base cabinets set and leveled for the front counter.
    New base cabinets set and leveled for the front counter.
    Back of house: sinks connected on the new epoxy floor.
    Back of house: sinks connected on the new epoxy floor.
    The solid-surface top goes on the new counter.
    The solid-surface top goes on the new counter.
    Curtain back for the first look.
    Curtain back for the first look.
    Open for business between Sbarro and Charleys.
    Open for business between Sbarro and Charleys.
    The finished front counter, ready for the lunch line.
    The finished front counter, ready for the lunch line.

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    Quick Facts

    Location
    Kenwood Towne Centre, Cincinnati, OH
    Client
    Bun & Grill Co.
    Industry
    Retail

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