A new business is coming to Raleigh Iron Works. Here’s when it will open
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- Sunday Salon will relocate to Raleigh Iron Works in June.
- Salon will feature Takara Belmont equipment and nearly two dozen styling chairs.
- Raleigh Iron Works also adds new restaurants and fitness studios this year.
A Triangle business is relocating to a new location in Raleigh Iron Works.
Set to open in June, Cary’s Sunday Salon will move into a 3,681-square-foot space at the development, the salon announced.
“My first priority has always been the people in this building: our staff and our clients,” Lisa Edwards, president and creative director of Sunday Salon, said in a news release. “We’re building this space at Raleigh Iron Works to be a sanctuary where my team has the best environment to grow as they master their craft and where our clients feel truly valued. It’s about taking care of each other.”
Sunday Salon, founded in 2020, offers color, cutting and styling services. It is currently located at the Arboretum shopping center at 133 Weston Parkway.
The Raleigh location will feature Japanese-engineered products from Takara Belmont including motorized shampoo bowls, a Yume Headbath system and Spa Mist processors. This technology is designed to enhance relaxation, promote scalp health and ensure treatments and color penetrate hair.
Nearly two dozen styling chairs integrated into custom millwork modules will span the open-concept floor plan.
New businesses at Raleigh Iron Works
A few new restaurants are expected to join Raleigh Iron Works this year.
- Mami Nora’s, the Peruvian chicken restaurant known for its charcoal-roasted birds, is opening a new permanent location at Raleigh Iron Works.
- Botiwalla is expected to open this spring. The Indian restaurant from the group behind the James Beard award-winning Chai Pani will serve dishes such as snacks and kebabs alongside boozy slushies.
- Lewis Barbecue, a Michelin-recognized spot in Charleston, South Carolina, is expanding to Raleigh, bringing its Texas-style brisket, beef ribs and sausage. The restaurant is expected to open at Salvage Yard sometime this year.
Raleigh Iron Works and Salvage Yard are home to offices, apartments, restaurants including Brodeto, Little Rey, Ponysaurus and Andia’s Ice Cream, retailers such as The Flourish Market, Beatniks and Hunky Dory, and several gyms — Solidcore, Yoba Studio, Triangle Rock Club, FX Fitness and the forthcoming Peach Lab.
