Downtown Hollywood’s next after-hours hangout is getting ready to move in at 2032 Harrison Street, where BOL Hospitality Group is building out Common Room, a modern American restaurant and bar with an invite-only speakeasy tucked behind the main dining space. The ground-floor spot is set to lean into elevated comfort food and a craft cocktail program aimed squarely at the late-evening crowd.
Executive chef Tanya Evans is steering a menu that revolves around lobster rolls, slow-braised short ribs, "yum yum" chicken and a French dip, according to WhatNow. The site also notes that Miami-based Unfiltered Hospitality is curating the cocktail program and that select guests will be invited downstairs to the speakeasy, dubbed the Brooklyn Room, for post-dinner drinks. BOL co-founder Eric Douglas told the outlet, "We are proud to welcome Common Room to the Hollywood community."
Drinks And The Team Behind Them
According to Unfiltered Hospitality, the consultancy specializes in cocktail-program design, staff training and beverage operations across South Florida and beyond. On the ownership side, BOL Hospitality lists Social Room and several Seminole Hard Rock concepts among its properties, underscoring the group’s local footprint. Together, the partners are signaling a bar program built to handle busy happy hours up front and a more intimate, linger-a-while crowd in the Brooklyn Room later at night.
Hiring And The Block
Recent job listings show Common Room has been recruiting servers, cooks and bartenders, and the team hosted a job fair in April at the Harrison Street address, per a notice on Craigslist that lists 2032 Harrison Street. The rollout is happening alongside the multi-phase Harrison Street Streetscape Project, which the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency says will bring decorative pavers, vintage lighting and extended sidewalks to support outdoor dining, according to the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency. Several segments are listed as substantially complete while others remain under construction on the agency’s schedule.
For now, Common Room’s own landing page keeps things simple, tagging the project as "COMING SOON" without a firm opening date, while BOL continues to tease additional concepts for 2026 on Common Room. If the timing holds, the restaurant is poised to be one of the latest arrivals in Harrison Street’s evolving dining corridor and an early test of whether the new streetscape can lure more evening foot traffic into Downtown Hollywood.
