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What’s New in Madeira
What’s New in Maderia
The Cottage Paperie & Gifts
Madeira is known for its expansive, ever-growing assortment of shops and restaurants, with new and reinvented small businesses to explore all across the city. Especially vibrant is the bustling Central Business District, which offers convenient, walkable shopping spread along Miami, Euclid, and Laurel Avenues. Today, there are over 150 retail and service businesses in Madeira’s downtown—and that number is still growing.
One of the city’s newest retail businesses is Redden Fine Meats & Seafood, which has made its home in Madeira’s historic railroad depot. The shop opened its doors in the spring and aspires to be a onestop shop for top-quality meats and seafood, local produce, and specialty grocery items.
Also coming soon to Madeira is Swing Line, a new restaurant that will feature American fare similar to offerings at its popular sister restaurants, Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside, in Loveland. Construction is set to begin soon and the owners plan to open by fall of 2021.
Purpose Pilates, which opened its doors in the spring of 2020, fuses a combination of fitness, philanthropy, and learning into its practice. The studio also features exceptional Pilates equipment, including reformers, chairs, and springboards.
Along with new businesses emerging on Madeira’s horizon, there are also familiar Madeira establishments that have reinvented themselves. A transition in ownership has transformed the stationary and gift boutique formerly known as Designs by Dawson into The Cottage Paperie & Gifts. You’ll find an extensive collection of gifts at the Laurel Avenue store, including personalized stationary, journals, calendars, and invitations perfect for special occasions.
—DEVAN MARR
Sidewalk Talk
To support Madeira’s flourishing business district, the city is making plans to redesign Miami Avenue to provide a safer and more inviting street for both vehicles and pedestrians. “We are currently working on a funding plan to widen sidewalks, provide dedicated turn lanes at the intersections, and [create] safer pedestrian crossings,” says City Manager Tom Moeller. The project will take place between Camargo Road and Euclid Avenue and construction may begin as early as 2022. —D.M.
