We told you about the Bicentennial Unity Plaza last spring, and now there's a new name associated with the project.

Cunningham Restaurant Group (CRG) — which is celebrating 25 years in the biz — has partnered with Pacers Sports & Entertainment to operate the three-level dining and entertainment complex currently under construction next to Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

History buffs, you'll like this. The complex will be named Commission Row, which is a reference to a nickname for Delaware Street way back in the mid-1800s, as it was a main crossroad for farmers to sell their products and those traveling out west.

This is what the restaurant portion of the complex might look like. | Rendering via RATIO Design

Here's the breakdown of each floor:

The street-level will be a chophouse and seafood restaurant, most likely serving up what CRG is best known for — steaks and internationally-inspired cuisine.
Upstairs, there will be an event space called Above, which will host gatherings like private dinners and special occasions with a separate entrance and a 200-guest capacity.
Oh, and the basement? Keep it on the DL, but it's set to be a vintage style speakeasy called Mel's named for Mel Simon, who bought the Pacers in 1983 with his brother.

Don't tell anyone, but this is what the speakeasy might look like. | Rendering via RATIO Design

So when will Hoosiers get to take advantage of this new space? Next February is the expected open date, just in time for the NBA All-Star weekend (the first one Indy has hosted since 1985).