Gansevoort Market Food Hall will open a second location in New York City at the Westfield World Trade Center Shops at the Oculus this fall.
Like the original Gansevoort Market located in Chelsea, the
modern food hall will be a contemporary food and entertainment venue featuring
a full‐service bar, a variety of cuisine and special events such as live music
and Karaoke.
“Adding another iconic New York City establishment to
Westfield World Trade Center is really special,” said Danielle Hascoe, general
manager, Unibail‐Rodamco‐Westfield. “The Gansevoort Market Food Hall will
expand the wide variety of cuisines, grab‐and‐go, and seated dining that is currently
available for commuters, tourists, and working professionals alike. We continue
to focus on making sure our guests’ interests, needs and conveniences are
catered to with a full range of dining experiences.”
Vendors in the Food Hall will include burger joint Bar; Eat Well Mediterranean eatery; Have An Ice Day, bubble tea and ice cream; K‐Pop Haus, Korean BBQ; Los Panchos Taqueria; LULU poke and bibimbap; Makito sushi and ramen; Pink Butter cookies; Patsy’s Pizzeria; Tama Japanese rice bowls; The Fryers, fish and chips; Cevichelsea ceviche bowls and; Wing Club Korean wings.
“It’s exciting to help bring Gansevoort Market Food Hall to
the Westfield World Trade Center Shops at the Oculus,” said David Yablon of
Katz & Associates, who executed the lease on behalf of Gansevoort Market
Food Hal along with Michael Appell of Appell Associates.
“With options to eat in or take out many different and delicious
types of cuisine, it will be an asset to the Center for neighborhood residents
and employees, and visitors to the area.”
The new food hall will replace Market Lane which closed late
last year, and gives Westfield and opportunity to tap a client base that normally
includes 120 million commuters, office workers, residents and tourists annually.
