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I went over to the Fulton Center just in case more signage had gone up—and I hit the mother lode.
We knew about six of these already, but here’s the full rundown anyway.
GATEWAY
I assume this is a newsstand, because it makes tremendous sense for Fulton Center.
FREEDOM WINE CELLAR
A sister shop to Financial District Wine & Liquor on Nassau.
IRVING FARM COFFEE ROASTERS
Café.
SHAKE SHACK
Burger chain.
NEUHAUS
Chocolate shop.
MOLESKINE
Notebooks and so forth. (Moleskine was said to be coming to Westfield World Trade Center; could its overexpansion actually include two stores so close to each other?)
WASABI
Japanese fast food.
ZARO’S BAKERY
Baked goods.
STANTT
Custom men’s shirts.
STREETTALK
Phone accessories
WETZEL’S PRETZELS
Pretzels.
NYS COLLECTION
Eyewear
DUNKIN DONUTS
Donuts.
POP KARMA
Popcorn.
PNC
Bank.
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It does sort of feel like the Fulton Center imay wind up being the “low-end” part of the WTC mall, doesn’t it? All of these make total sense for a train station, but this list doesn’t compare to the parade of luxury going in across the street…
I wonder if some of the higher-end tenants on this list are going to wind up with some buyer’s remorse after they see the company they’re keeping.
This makes total sense for the Fulton Mall. It can’t ALL be luxury everywhere and shouldn’t be. We need to have regular stores as well and this is a subway station after all. That said, what we DON’T need is another Dunkin Donuts. I hope Irving Farm does most of the business here.
Who makes those pigs in a blanket? Will definitely be paying them a visit!
Wetzel’s Pretzels.
FINALLY, a Dunkin Donuts around the corner from the one that’s already around the corner.
LMBOOOOOOOO!!!! I need to have D&D’s stock!