Manhattan West to open two-story food hall this fall
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A new two-story food hall featuring established New York City institutions and emerging culinary vendors is slated to open this fall at Manhattan West. Brookfield Properties last week unveiled The Market Hall, a 34,000-square-foot food hall featuring 12 casual food concepts, a full-service restaurant, and a rooftop terrace bar at 398 10th Avenue. The market replaces the development’s original food hall, Citizens New York, which closed in April 2025.
Shifka, a Middle Eastern-inspired pita counter in Noho, will open its second location at The Market Hall, while Springbone will serve hearty, health-focused bone broths and nutritious bowls.
Matter, billed as the world’s first “precision nutrition” restaurant, will offer clean, nutrient-dense meals tailored to individual health goals. Super Burrito will bring its popular San Francisco Mission-style burritos to Manhattan’s West Side and oversee the design of the food hall’s bar concepts.
Sushi Counter will serve high-quality Australian-style hand rolls, while BKLYN Larder, the iconic Brooklyn specialty food shop, will open its first Manhattan location at The Market Hall with signature sandwiches, fresh pastries, curated cheeses and gifts.
Finally, California-inspired Alfalfa, which has locations in Los Angeles and New Jersey, will bring thoughtfully sourced salads, wraps, farmstand plates, smoothies and specialty coffee to the food hall.
Joining the vendors will be several retail and service tenants, though further details have not yet been disclosed. The food hall will also feature a rooftop terrace bar.
Envisioned as a central dining destination and social hub, The Market Hall will serve area residents, as well as nearly 30,000 office employees and tourists who pass through Moynihan Train Hall, Hudson Yards and Madison Square Garden daily.
There is no specific opening date yet, though the grand opening is anticipated this fall. According to Brookfield Properties, The Market Hall will open with a full lineup of events, tastings and partner promotions.
The Manhattan West development was completed in 2024 after decades of planning. The seven-million-square-foot neighborhood includes six buildings, including office towers, a residential building, and one boutique hotel, along with retail space and two acres of public open space.
Manhattan West is home to several cafes and restaurants already, including Cafe Grumpy, Bluestone Lane, Daily Provisions, P.J. Clarke’s, Ci Siamo, and more.
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