The Michelin-starred chef James Sommerin is set to open his second venue in Wales.
The new, unnamed business will be located in a new development in Barry, Wales' largest town and close to the capital city of Cardiff.
The Goodsheds development will see a heritage brick railway building converted to include Mr Sommerin's new venue.
Mr Sommerin, who has long been among the very best chefs in Wales, is one of two big-name tenants taking a place at the Goodsheds development near the town's railway station.
Also taking space in the former railway building will be Spectrum Collection, the make-up brush company started by two sisters from Barry who have since grown it into a multi-million pound global brand.
The third business in the red brick building, which was previously known as the Gwalia Buildings, will be a craft beer bar called Craft Republic. Above the businesses will be 11 apartments.
Outside the building 50 shipping containers will house permanent restaurant units, shops, community spaces, a bar linked to the nearby Academy coffee shop and offices.
Loft Co has also bought back part of the railway line and will house a number of businesses in former carriages. This will include a 16-seater cinema.
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Simon Baston, managing director of Loft Co, the developers behind the project, describes the scheme as the 海角视频's first urban street, with people able to live, work and play all on the site.
The Goodsheds development will be completed in summer 2020, with the new Sommerin restaurant to open at that time.
In the shipping containers Mr Baston says there will be, among others, outlets for well known brands Dusty Knuckle, Meat & Greek and Mr Croquewich, as well as an outlet of the nearby restaurant Hang Fire Southern Kitchen.
In all, Mr Baston says the site will be home to 30 businesses and anticipates it will create around 150 jobs.
Spectrum Collection is a local success story. The business was only started around five years ago by sisters Sophie, 31, and Hannah Pycroft, 29, in their garage and is now worth more than £12m.
Spectrum Collections are a vegan and cruelty-free beauty brand and sell their multi-coloured brushes and brush sets all over the world. They have had huge support from beauty bloggers, partly because of their photogenic designs in mermaid marble and rainbow brights.
The company has teamed up with the Hollywood studio Paramount to produce a collection tied in with the movie Mean Girls. They also signed a deal with .