the corner of 3rd Avenue and 10th Street. It would include spaces for more retail that is currently "under negotiations". Construction began in August. The Garage Chophouse, however, pulled out of Pullman Square. In June, it was announced that Uno Chicago Grill would reopen under the franchise of Rick Rose, who owns some Bennigan's restaurants in Ohio, and under Mike Bartrum, a retired NFL player. The restaurant sells Chicago-style pizza and could open by July 30. Benny's Cheesesteaks opened on June 19, the second location for the Columbus, Ohio-based restaurant that sells Philadelphia-style hoagies, wings, wraps, and beer. Heels, a high-end shoe store owned by the owner of Inspired and Runway Couture made its debut in July. In October 2018, Max and Erma’s closed its doors abruptly. Many employees claimed they were not informed by management that the location was closing. In March 2019, Ohio businessman Benjamin Morgan announced he would be opening Quicksilver Arcade and Bar in the former Max and Erma’s space. See also Cityscape of Huntington, West Virginia References External links Pullman Square 2004 establishments in West Virginia Buildings and structures in Huntington, West Virginia Shopping malls in West Virginia Central business districts in the United States Lifestyle centers (retail) Tourist attractions in Cabell County, West Virginia Shopping malls established in 2004