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Bliss and ReBar Host Grand Opening

In with the new -- Downtown hot spots Fate/Nine05 shut down in March leaving plenty of room for what's now Bliss and ReBar. (No word on whatever happened with Nine05's chef-owner Matt Carter and his plans for other projects on the corner of Fourth Street and Garfield. They included a...
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In with the new -- Downtown hot spots Fate/Nine05 shut down in March leaving plenty of room for what's now Bliss and ReBar.

(No word on whatever happened with Nine05's chef-owner Matt Carter and his plans for other projects on the corner of Fourth Street and Garfield. They included a gastropub called Canteen and a taqueria called El Rey ... We do hear CityScape is always looking for tenants ...)

The restaurant and separate bar combo are hosting the space's grand opening today.

At the preview party on Thursday, Bliss, a "new American" restaurant, brought out bite-sized samples of coconut-breaded chicken tenders and fried-sausage ravioli.

More pictures and space details after the jump ...

The refurbished interior of ReBar has a retro/modern feel with exposed brick walls and muted gray, orange and green accent colors.

While the lunch and dinner menu weren't released, the drink menu was sprinkled with specialty cocktails, martinis and "naked" drinks for the calorie-conscious.

Fate's giant Buddha and the outdoor "fountain" bar still remain (we're not sure if that's good or bad feng-shui). The overall atmosphere is a clash of the old and new, but like many other downtown what's-old-is-new-again hangouts, it just might be trendy enough to keep it around for a while.

Bliss/ReBar are located at 901 N. 4th St. in Phoenix.

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