Manhattan Village reopens, but with only 8 stores
The Manhattan Village Shopping Mall reopened Monday 6/8, and reminded customers to wear face coverings. Photo The 44-acre Manhattan Village shopping mall, which had been closed since March 19 because of the coronavirus, reopened quietly Monday, but with only eight stores out of 27 open for business. Missing in action: the mall’s most popular tenant, the Apple Store, as well as the Walking Company, Ann Taylor, Sephora and Chico’s. Open for business: Macy’s, the Hallmark Store, Gap, Williams & Sonoma, Pottery Barn Kids, Janie and Jack and the Islands restaurant, where customers are greeted by servers in protective face masks. The Pottery Barn is open by appointment only. Mall management said most of the closed stores will be reopen by the end of next week, (June 19), though See’s Candy won’t reopen until the end of June, and that will be for curbside pickup only. There were few customers on Monday, with most of them by Island’s, the popular burger restaurant, where patrons could sit on the patio or inside. Inside the mall, customers are reminded to wear face coverings and stay six feet apart from each other. “We have removed some common area seating in the interior of the center and…
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