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Ready for Center Stage Bryant Park Hotel The THE REstAURAnt AT THE BRYAnt PARK HOTEL READY FOR CENTER STAGE THE OPPORTUNITY For the first time in almost 15 years, one of New York’s most coveted There simply is no other site with more potential than right here, in this restaurant locations is coming available. There are thousands of vintage property overlooking Bryant Park. With over 35.2 million square restaurants and hundreds of hotels in Manhattan. But there is only ONE feet of office space in a mere three-block radius… in excess of 17,000 hotel located directly on Bryant Park… and only ONE restaurant in hotel rooms… and approximately 40 million visitors to Times Square that hotel. Ideally located between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the and Bryant Park annually… not to mention the elite guests staying in Americas, the legendary Bryant Park Hotel now presents an exciting The Bryant Park Hotel every day… there is clearly a need for an new restaurant opportunity that leaps to the front and center of the exceptional restaurant in this market. stage; an opportunity that will immediately be on the radar of every restaurateur we specifically reach. 2 MENU FOR SUccEss The Bryant Park Hotel features an impressive menu of amenities that will be sure to please even the most demanding restaurateurs. For starters, there’s that magical location, ready made to welcome the hundreds of thousands of tourists, corporate office workers, hotel guests, theater goers, and residents in the area every day. Add to that, the building’s landmark status as the 1924 Hood & Howell-designed FOR American Radiator Building. From there, the menu continues to impress, with building amenities that include a state-of-the-art 3D digital screening room, fitness STARTERS, center, the world-famous Cellar Bar, and the penthouse lofts for private parties, THERE’S THAT fashion shows and entertaining. MAGICAL LOCATION, The restaurant opportunity features a nearly 5,000 square-foot space with lofty ceilings topping 20 feet, seating for 170 people, and a fully built kitchen. READY MADE TO Everything that a world-class restaurateur would need is here. In addition to the kitchen, the hotel provides and maintains the beautiful restrooms, delivery area, and WELCOME HUNDREDS OF sanitation room. THOUSANDS.... 3 THE NEIGHBORHOOD BrYAnt PARK: “NEW YORK’S TOwn SQUARE” Bryant Park is one of the city’s most thriving urban parks and public The restaurant that makes its home in The Bryant Park Hotel will be spaces, serving a diverse and ever-growing population. This is an area handed a silver-platter opportunity to serve an incredibly vast dining that is completely different than it was 15 years ago, taking center market –- a market that deserves a new, energy-filled, meticulously stage as one of the city’s most popular neighborhoods. The number of appointed, top-quality, chef-driven mecca of the senses! There is simply yearly visitors to the park exceeds six million, making it the most densely no better, more centrally located restaurant opportunity in Midtown. occupied urban park in the world. The park is filled with office workers The sheer volume of people in and around Bryant Park is in itself mind- on sunny weekdays, city visitors on the weekends, and revelers during blowing. Add to that the proximity to Sixth Avenue’s Corporate Row the holidays. Everything from HBO-screened movies in the summer to of over 12mm square feet of Class A office space, Rockefeller Center, the winter Holiday Market and skating rink can be found here, attracting Radio City Music Hall, and Broadway theatres… and the fact that the mass numbers of visitors year ‘round. The famous Bryant Park Carousel hotel is also just a stone’s throw from Penn Station, Madison Square attracts families from around the world and the NY Public Library Garden, and the Fifth Avenue shopping corridor that has now reshaped continues to amaze. And towering over all of this stands the Bryant Park the retail landscape south of 42nd Street… and it’s no understatement Hotel, looking like a black and gold jewel. to say that The Bryant Park Hotel is ideally situated to tap into the 4 proverbial goldmine. It’s time for a new restaurant to rise up and take center stage. Consider the numbers: AN • 35.2 million square feet of office space in a three-block radius with an EXCITING NEW approximate daily employee count of 140,000. • Weekday ridership count of 197,696 at the Times Square train station, the RESTAURANT highest ranking train station in Manhattan, and 53,222 at the 42nd Street Bryant Park Station. OPPORTUNITY THAT • 289,000 daily visitors to Times Square. • Daily foot traffic of 90,019 at the SEC of 44th Street and Broadway. IS READY MADE FOR • Among the largest corporate tenants in close proximity are: Bank of America, Metlife, Skadden-Arps, Viacom and HBO. CENTER STAGE. 5 THE AREA MAP 39 27 17 71 10 60 A C C 8th Avenue M E M E 40 16 10 79 30 58 72 W 42nd Street W 52nd Street W 43rd Street W 38th Street W 39th Street W 40th Street W 44th Street W 45th Street W 46th Street W 47th Street W 48th Street W 49th Street W 50th Street W 41st Street 36 W 51st Street 23 28 46 59 2 88 28 11 70 86 21 EL 25 69 38 31 24 20 T 9 1 M 33 41 Broadway 5 65 35 19 83 32 63 14 43 15 9 57 HO N 3 1 7 7th Avenue Q M S 2 M M 66 61 3 R K 15 12 68 N Broadway 87 50 67 31 36 4 R Q M 84 56 6 17 R 78 48 3 8 18 49 1 37 35 23 34 20 29 PA 1 37 7 81 18 22 55 19 27 38 47 8 80 14 76 13 22 75 85 52 NT F B Avenue of the Americas F B M D M M D M 73 26 Music Hall Radio City 64 24 26 30 YA 4 5 16 Bryant 34 85 Rockefeller Center R Park 25 B 45 42 29 | 32 53 7 6 13 21 44 12 New York 7 M 54 2 39 40 Public 74 82 11 HE 51 Library 33 62 T 77 5th Avenue 6 Restaurants Theaters 1 Aureole 32Corso 43 Junior's 65 Ruby Foo's Al Hirschfeld Theatre 2 21 Club 24 Da Marino 44 Kellari Taverna 66 Ruby Tuesday Ambassador Theatre 3 Aspen Social Club 25 Dave & Buster's 45 Koi 67 Ruth's Chris American Airlines Theatre 4 Bar American 26 DB Bistro Moderne 46 La Masseria 68 Sapporo August Wilson Theatre Lamb's Club Restaurant 5 Blue Fin 27 Del Frisco's 47 69 Sardi's Belasco Theatre & Bar 6 Bobby Van's 28 E&E Grill House 70 Serafina 48 Langan's Pub & Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre 71 Shake Shack 7 Bobby Van's Grill 29 Empire Steak House Restaurant Booth Theatre 8 Bond 54 Frankie & Johnnie's 72 Shula's Steak House 30 49 Le Bernardin Broadhurst Theatre 9 Boomer Esiason's 31 Gallaghers Steakhouse 73 STK Midtown 50 Le Marais The Broadway Theatre Stadium Grill 32 Gaby Rest. at The Sofitel Hotel 51 LT Bar & Grill 74 Strip House Midtown 10 Brasserie Athenee Brooks Atkinson Theatre 33 Guy's American 52 McCormick & Schmick 75 Sushi Den 11 Brasserie Ruhlmann Kitchen & Bar Circle in the Square Theatre 53 Morrell Wine Bar & Café 76 Ted's Montana Grill 12 Brooklyn Diner 34 Harry's Italian Pizza Bar Cort Theatre 54 NYY Steak 77 TGI Friday's ...IDEALLY 13 Bryant Park Grill 35 Haru Ethel Barrymore Theatre 55 Oceana 78 TGI Friday’s 14 Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. 36 Havana Central Eugene O'Neill Theatre 56 Osteria al Doge 79 Thalia 15 Buca di Beppo Times Square Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre 57 Olive Garden 80 The Long Room 16 Butter 37 Heartland Brewery Gershwin Theatre 58 Palm Steakhouse 81 The Lambs Club 17 Ca Va by Todd English 38 Heartland Brewery Helen Hayes Theatre SITUATED TO Chop House 59 Paramount Bar & Grill 82 The Sea Grill 18 Café Un Deau Trois The View Imperial Theatre 39 Il Gattopardo 60 Pigalle 83 19 Capital Grill 40 Ipanema 61 Planet Hollywood 84 Tony's Di Napoli John Golden Theatre 20 City Lobster & Steakhouse 41 Jekyll and Hyde 62 Re Sette 85 Triomphe Longacre Theatre 21 Cock & Bull Club Times Square 63 Red Lobster 86 Victor's café Lunt-Fontanne Theatre TAP INTO THE 22 Connolly's Restaurant 42 Johnny Utah's 64 Round Table at the 87 Virgils BBQ Lyceum Theatre Algonquin Hotel 88 Wolfgang's Steakhouse Lyric Theatre Majestic Theatre Marquis Theatre PROVERBIAL Hotels Minskoff Theatre 1 aka Times Square 14 Hotel St James 27 The Belvedere Hotel Music Box Theatre 2 Amsterdam Court Hotel 15 Michelangelo Hotel 28 The Best Western President Nederlander Theatre 3 Casablanca Hotel 16 Milford Plaza Hotel 29 The Chatwal Neil Simon Theatre 4 Cassa Hotel New York 17 Millenium Broadway Hotel 30 The Jewel Hotel New Amsterdam Theatre GOLDMINE. 5 City Club Hotel 18 Millenium Broadway 31 The Knickerbocker Palace Theatre 32 The Manhattan Hotel 6 Club Quarters Midtown Times Square Richard Rodgers Theatre 19 New York Marriott Marquis Times Square 7 Club Quarters St. James Theatre Rockefeller Center 20 Novotel Hotel 33 The Mansfield Samuel J. Friedman Theatre 8 Courtyard Times Square 12Pearl New York 34 The Muse - A Kimpton Hotel Shubert Theatre 9 Doubletree Guest Suites 22Residence Inn by Marriott 35 The Night Hotel Stephen Sondheim Theatre 10 Hilton Garden Inn 32Room Mate Grace Hotel 36 The Paramount Studio 54 11 Hilton Times Square 24 Royalton Hotel 37 The Premier Hotel Vivian Beaumont Theater 12 Holiday Inn Express 25 Sofitel Hotel 38 The Time Hotel Walter Kerr Theatre Fifth Ave 26 The Algonquin 39 Washington Jefferson Hotel 13 Hotel Mela 40 Westin New York Times Square Winter Garden Theatre 7 THE EXPERTS THE TEAM Lee NYC is the New York office of Lee & Associates, a national The Lee NYC retail team of Brad Schwarz and Richard Kave will commercial real estate company founded in California in 1979.
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