Phil Colicchio

The Grand Delancey beer hall, the Market Line's anchor tenant, closed abruptly in February.
Design + Construction  ·  Leases
New York City

New York’s Hunger for New Food Halls Has Likely Peaked

By Aaron Short
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Zero Irving's food hall.
Design + Construction  ·  Architecture
New York City

Why Food Halls Whet Developers’ Appetites

By Andrew Coen
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Emmy Squared's Detroit-style 'za.
Features
New York City

How Emmy Squared Went From One Brooklyn Spot to the World

By Celia Young
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Mayor Eric Adams, Urban Space's Eldon Scott, food writer K.F. Seetoh and Burhan Gafoor, Singapore's UN ambassador, at the grand opening Sept. 27 of the Urban Hawker food hall.
Design + Construction  ·  Development
New York City

New York City Food Halls Return in a Big Way

By Celia Young
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Tenants in Rockefeller Center can use an app called Zo to, among other services, order food.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Landlords See Enhanced Food Options as Ingredient for Office Rebound

By David M. Levitt
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Developers may want the next Grand Central Market in Los Angeles, but the food hall trend is showing signs of waning across the country.
Industry
New York City

Stuffed: Has the Nation Lost Its Food Hall Appetite?

By Nicholas Rizzi
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The best views in the city may be from Danny Meyer’s new restaurant Manhatta, which is perched at the top of 28 Liberty.
Features
New York City

FiDine: Inside Lower Manhattan’s Burgeoning Restaurant Scene

By Sara Pepitone
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Urbanspace Vanderbilt at 230 Park Avenue.
Retail
Manhattan

ICSC ’17: What Does the Future Look Like for Food Halls?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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