Manhattan Village adds new restaurants
The 60,000 square foot Village Shops, which includes an outdoor plaza area and represents most of the expansion of the Manhattan Village, which will grow from 573,000 to 648,000 square feet. Photo courtesy JLL JLL provided a taste of what is to come at Manhattan Village last week, announcing two new restaurants which will be opening as part of the $180 million reimagining of the mall. Both restaurants, dan by ROC (Republic of China) and edo Little Bites, are new concepts from hip, cutting-edge restaurant groups. ROC, which specializes in dumplings and noodles, has an extremely popular location on Sawtelle Avenue in Los Angeles; edo Little Bites is the creation of Chef Edoardo Baldi of the famed e.baldi in Beverly Hills, who is the son of the even more famed Chef Giorgio Baldi of the celebrity-beloved Giorgio’s in Santa Monica. Both eateries will open in the Fall of 2020. JLL senior general manager Don Ziss, who oversees the daily operations of Manhattan Village, said that the two restaurants are indicative of how the company is trying to curate the 18 to 20 new spaces that will be part of the Village Shops, the new 60,000 square foot indoor/outdoor component of the mall which will…
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