New Dessert Spot Opening This Month
Zai’s Dessertery will be opening on Saturday, August 21 at 468-470 Amsterdam Avenue, between 82nd and 83rd Streets (the former David’s Check Cashing, one store
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Tag: new & coming soon
New Taco Spot on 94th Street
Taqueria 86 has opened at 210 West 94th Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue (which was previously occupied by Whispers). It’s open daily from 11am-9pm.
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Target Opens Second UWS Store
Target has opened its second Upper West Side location at 795 Columbus Avenue at 98th Street, part of the Columbus Square Complex which stretches from
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Faherty Opens on Columbus Ave
Faherty – a clothing brand “dedicated to the beach” – has opened its doors at 245 Columbus Avenue, between 71st and 72nd Streets. This space
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Felice Opening Doors August 5
Felice has announced that it will be opening its doors at 240 Columbus Avenue, between 71st and 72nd Streets, on Thursday, August 5. This space
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Waterline Square: The Interiors
Situated on five acres along the Hudson River waterfront between West 59th Street and West 61st Street, Waterline Square is an iconic luxury residential experience
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Restaurant Opening at Former Home of Vai
A new restaurant – Ren – appears to be opening ‘soon’ at 429 Amsterdam Avenue, between 80th and 81st Streets. This space was previously occupied
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Signage, Progress: Target, Bareburger, Former Mughlai Indian Cuisine
Signage is up and renovations appear to be progressing at the upcoming Target at 795 Columbus Avenue, which is part of the Columbus Square Complex
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Art Gallery Replaces Europan
Center Gallery has opened at 135 Columbus Avenue, at 66th Street, a space which was previously occupied by Europan. The art gallery, a project of
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Old John’s Returns Next Week!
Famed diner, Old John’s Luncheonette, will reopen on Wednesday, June 23 as Old John’s Diner at 148 West 67th Street, between Amsterdam and Broadway. Only
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