Dewey’s Gets New Life at West 30th Street Marriott
By Lauren Elkies Schram March 25, 2014 11:55 am
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Ed Dobres, whose Dewey’s Flatiron closed earlier this year, is bringing a Dewey’s to the newly built Courtyard New York Manhattan/Chelsea, a Marriott hotel at 135 West 30th Street, Commercial Observer has learned.
The 2,850-square-foot eatery, including a 660-square-foot patio, will be a gastropub and sports bar, said SKH Realty partner Karma McDermott, who represented the landlords, Altitude Capital and Flintlock Construction, in the deal. SKH’s Shane Davis and Matthew Strombelline represented Mr. Dobres.
“It appeals to the crowd in the area,” Ms. McDermott said. “It’s a Midtown business crowd and a transient crowd coming and going to Penn Station.”
Sample lunch menu items include house-made hummus, organic kale salad, skirt steak sandwich, char-grilled Black Angus burger, grilled black bean veggie burger, grilled salmon and spring vegetable rigatoni.
The asking rent was $25,000 per month.
Mr. Dobres is also the owner of Croton Reservoir Tavern at 108 West 40th Street. And he shuttered Dewey’s Flatiron earlier this year, claiming to DNAinfo that he was forced to shutter after 18 years in business after his landlord refused to renew his lease at 210 Fifth Avenue.
