08/23/2024
Black Owned and Operated!
Black People Spending Black Dollars with Black Businesses in the Black Community.
Johnson’s thoughtful approach to every detail reflects his deep understanding of what this location means to the community. The Paradise Valley location stands as a testament to the city’s history but also to its future. Working with Detroit-based architect Rainy Hamilton Jr. of Hamilton Anderson Associates, Fixins is housed in a building steeped in Black history. Hamilton has been rooted in Paradise Valley for nearly 30 years, making him the longest-standing tenant in the district. His involvement ensures that the space resonates with the legacy of the area.
Hamilton’s designs bring a modern touch to a building that once housed the Detroit Seafood Market and Intermezzo. The $4 million investment into the space reflects Johnson’s commitment to making a lasting impact, not just through food but through economic opportunities. Fixins is expected to generate $5 million annually and create nearly 100 jobs, feeding both the community and its economy. Johnson’s decision to locate in Paradise Valley wasn’t just about honoring the past—it was about building the future.
