Yea, that parking lot still has ample parking its just that north end will be a pain now with two popular restaurants there. Figured it would be that way when they announced they were moving there.
Disagree with that. We've tried to park there to meet folks at El Azteca and ended up going to The Cafe instead. Now that Wallaby's is open, the residential area to the west better be ready for lots of parked vehicles at night.
and yes, with those other two spec buildings or whatever they are (currently under construction) and there's not even a straight shot to the street to the north.
We wanted to try Wallaby's this past Saturday after the volleyball meet, and when we finally found a street spot (to the west) we spent maybe a minute inside to find out the wait time was 90 minutes. Not even Wallabys is worth that.
City planners messed up this parking area, like they messed up by having that wonderful curve in Stange at the +39 intersection. If you must have a curve, don't allow parking just to the left (south) for a distance of about four spots. Or, put a four-way stop there for better view and to slow traffic to the poster 25 mph.
Saying that's a dangerous intersection is quite an understatement.