December 2022 Welcome to Year in Eater 2022, Eater’s annual ritual of eulogizing the past 12 months through input from the city’s top food writers…
We’re currently living in a golden age of revamped restaurants. Due in part to pandemic closures, there are a lot of spots that recently reopened and/or received big overhauls…
November 2022 Thanksgiving is, inexplicably, a mere TWO WEEKS away, which seems crazy since we swear it was just July 4th. In 2018. Right? Just us…
October 2022 To play on the question “If a tree falls in the forest … ,” one might ask “If a restaurant closes in New York, how long before another opens in the same spot?”…
October 2022 You better hope it’s not cloudy when you come to this Danny Meyer restaurant on the 60th floor of a FiDi skyscraper. After being closed for two years, Manhatta is back with a new chef and menu but the same spectacular views…
October 2022 At any given time, there are a handful of New York City restaurants where trying to get a table feels like chasing the end of a double rainbow…
October 2022 A sunny fall Saturday morning in lower Manhattan saw the return on CarPark to the elevated Fosun Plaza. Around 70 vehicles made it up the ramp and were on display…
September 2022 On Friday, chef Justin Bogle will unveil a new menu at Union Square Hospitality Group’s relaunched Manhatta, the 60th-floor dining room in the Financial District…
July 2022 Fosun Hive has announced that Court 16, a contemporary tennis company, leased 7,000 square feet at 28 Liberty in Lower Manhattan…
July 2022 This summer, the Downtown Alliance is teaming up with Alamo Drafthouse and Fosun to bring you Wednesday-night screenings featuring a slate of films that’ll have you hopping off that aforementioned picnic blanket…
June 2022 When you name it, it will be here and it will be showcased right here on that square with Broadway performers by Broadway performers that are currently here riding in shows…
June 2022 The annual Dine Around Downtown food festival, a Lower Manhattan tradition since 1997, will be held today (Tuesday, June 7), from 11am to 3pm, on Fosun Plaza, the 2.5 acre, open-air deck at 28 Liberty Street…
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a proposal for an adaptive reuse of the 28 Liberty plaza. There will be ground floor retail and major changes to the plaza that should bring a lot of it back to its former glory.
28 Liberty began demolition process for the 200,000 square feet of retail space. The project will replace a portion of the existing black granite walls at street level with glass facades to engage pedestrian traffic and open sight lines to create a more dynamic visual experience.
We are very excited to begin what will be just the first of many capital improvements you will see implemented at 28 Liberty over the next couple of years.
River To River, a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council public engagement initiative, inspires residents, workers, and visitors in Lower Manhattan, by connecting them to artists, new ideas and perspectives, and other art-lovers to demonstrate the role that artists play in creating vibrant, sustainable communities.