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In Part 3 of our tour of Brookfield Place, we walked through the second floor of World Financial Center Tower 2, where most of the restaurants will be located. The window views face out over the North Cove Maria.
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Thanks for the update. Really looking forward to the opening, especially since it has taken such a long time. Do you know what full-service restaurants will be included, where they will be located and when they will open? According to Brookfield’s signage it says there will be full-serve restaurants (can’t remember, but think the sign says ‘six’) but, other than a sign for Parm, I haven’t heard anything about those. I’m really hoping they will put one in or near the old Southwest NY. It would be a shame to lose such wonderful waterfront seating.
The old Southwest will be the new huge “Le District” market like Eataly.
Near American Express on Vesey is another sit-down restaurant yet to be named.