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New development Manhattan West aims to be a culinary, cultural hub

The huge new mixed-use development opens today.

Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
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Another day, another change to midtown that makes us maybe like that oft-dreaded neighborhood a little more?

Manhattan West, a new mixed-use development spanning eight acres near Hudson Yards, opened today, adding dining, entertainment, luxury residences, retail and—a blast from the past—office space to Midtown West

Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the complex developed by Brookfield Properties is centered around a 2.5-acre pedestrian plaza with lush gardens and public seating. The plaza will host free public arts and events and be surrounded by experiential retail and culinary concepts for open-air shopping and dining. 

Opening tenants include Black Fox Coffee, a Peloton store and studio, New Stand (that's a newsstand, but contemporary), The NHL Shop, menswear store Rothmans, Starbucks, Whole Foods and many more.

Food lovers will likely head to Manhattan West for the chef-led restaurants, like Ci Siamo, led by Chef Hilary Sterling and operated by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group. The Italian-influenced restaurant will center around live-fire cooking. Daily Provisions, Meter's all-day cafe, was the first to open at Manhattan West, and will soon be joined by Citizens New York, Umami Burger, Krispy Rice and more fast-casual and sit-down concepts. The newly opened Zou Zou’s by Quality Branded helmed by Chefs Madeline Sperling and Juliana Latif offers an Eastern Mediterranean menu. 

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Brookfield PropertiesNew Stand at Manhattan West

"We've been eagerly anticipating the debut of Manhattan West - a key to unlocking and bridging the West Side’s potential as a destination neighborhood," said Danny Meyer. "The opening represents a pivotal moment of our city’s revival and gives us good reason to celebrate. USHG is proud to be part of this ever-evolving, hospitality-forward project that we know will continue to take shape alongside the city."

Opening in October will be Midnight Theater, a variety venue that will book magic, music, comedy, Broadway and more acts. It will also be a be home to a fusion restaurant, Hidden Leaf, for a dinner-and-show experience. 

Ready to move in? The Eugene is Manhattan West's 62- story luxury residential tower, with studios starting at $4100 (net rent). Temporary guests can check into Pendry Hotel, which has reservations available in October and onward.   

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