LOVE Park Looking for New Restaurant to Occupy 'Flying Saucer'

Philadelphia Parks and Recreation is looking for restaurateurs interested in occupying the city’s iconic LOVE Park Welcome Center.

The city has issued a request for proposals for concessionaires who will create a unique food and beverage menu, oversee design and construction of the interior, and combine sit-down and quick-serve service.

The 5,500 square foot space now has a dining service that can seat approximately 185 people on three levels. It has a deck and patio that wraps around much of the structure.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.

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