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Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Business Name Address Industry Group Cibo 767 Second Ave Food & Drink Dor L' Dor 770 Second Ave AA&F Verizon Wireless (Metro Wireless) 300 East 42nd St Misc. Retail Sussex Wines & Spirits 300 East 42nd St Food & Drink Innovation Luggage 300 East 42nd St Misc. Retail Dean's Family Style Restaurant 801 Second Ave Food & Drink Chase 801 Second Ave Financial Services McFadden's Saloon 800 Second Ave Food & Drink Calico Jack's Cantina 800 Second Ave Food & Drink Bar Kuz 925 800 Second Ave Food & Drink UN Plaza Pharmacy 800 Second Ave Misc. Retail Isaac B. Salon 800 Second Ave Pers. & Prof. Services Page 1 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Type Telephone Cross Streets Restaurant 212-681-1616 between 41st - 42nd St Women's Apparel between 41st - 42nd St Elec. & Telecom. between 41st - 42nd St Wine & Liquor Store 212-867-5838 between 41st - 42nd St Luggage 212-599-2998 between 41st - 42nd St Restaurant 212-878-9600 between 42nd - 43rd St Full-Service Branch 212-661-7519 between 42nd - 43rd St Restaurant 646-461-6837 between 42nd - 43rd St Bars & Lounges 212-557-4300 between 42nd - 43rd St Bars & Lounges between 42nd - 43rd St Pharmacy between 42nd - 43rd St Hair Salon 212-867-4716 between 42nd - 43rd St Page 2 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Community Postcode Borough Latitude Longitude Board 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749262 -73.972628 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749311 -73.972567 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749413 -73.972275 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749413 -73.972275 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749413 -73.972275 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750398 -73.971794 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750398 -73.971794 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 Page 3 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Council District Census Tract BIN BBL NTA 4 88 1037546 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038650 1013340001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038650 1013340001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038650 1013340001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038650 1013340001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037553 1013160030 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037553 1013160030 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown Page 4 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Dunkin Donuts 800 Second Ave Food & Drink goodburger 800 Second Ave Food & Drink Fed Ex Office 600 Third Ave Pers. & Prof. Services Just Salad 600 Third Ave Food & Drink Java Detour 600 Third Ave Food & Drink Qdoba 600 Third Ave Food & Drink Vacant 605 Third Ave Vacant Zengo 622 Third Ave Food & Drink Duane Reade 630 Third Ave Misc. Retail Docks 633 Third Ave Food & Drink NYSC 633 Third Ave Pers. & Prof. Services Chase Bank 633 Third Ave Financial Services Sinigual 640 Third Ave Food & Drink Page 5 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Quick-Serve Eatery 212-599-1100 between 42nd - 43rd St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-922-1700 between 42nd - 43rd St Printing/Shipping 212-599-2679 between 39th - 40th St Restaurant 212-682-3832? between 39th - 40th St Quick-Serve Eatery between 39th - 40th St Restaurant between 39th - 40th St Vacant between 39th - 40th St Restaurant 212-418-2018 between 40th - 41st St Pharmacy between 40th - 41st St Restaurant 212-986-8080 between 40th - 41st Fitness Club 212-661-8500 between 40th - 41st Full-Service Branch 212-622-5810 between 40th - 41st Restaurant between 41st - 42nd St Page 6 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750285 -73.971852 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74898 -73.975783 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74898 -73.975783 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74898 -73.975783 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74898 -73.975783 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749076 -73.975682 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749581 -73.975324 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.749798 -73.975165 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74991 -73.975061 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74991 -73.975061 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.74991 -73.975061 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750204 -73.974869 6 Page 7 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1038658 1013357501 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 80 1019483 1008950045 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 80 1019483 1008950045 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 80 1019483 1008950045 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 80 1019483 1008950045 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 88 1082153 1009200012 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 80 1089024 1012950033 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 80 1036149 1012950040 Murray Hill-Kips Bay 4 88 1037174 1013147502 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037174 1013147502 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037174 1013147502 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 80 1036153 1012967502 Murray Hill-Kips Page 8 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory The Vitamin Shoppe 639 Third Ave Misc. Retail Starbucks 639 Third Ave Food & Drink Sprint 655 Third Ave Misc. Retail Duane Reade 666 Third Ave Misc. Retail Staples 675 Third Ave Misc. Retail Crisp 684 Third Ave Food & Drink GNC 684 Third Ave Misc. Retail Café Hestia 686 Third Ave Food & Drink Naya Express 686 Third Ave Food & Drink Five Guys Burgers 690 Third Ave Food & Drink Muldoons Irish Pub 692 Third Ave Food & Drink In Build-out 694 Third Ave In Build-out 696 Deli 696 Third Ave Food & Drink Page 9 of 276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Health & Beauty 212-867-5515 between 41st - 42nd St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-973-1377 between 41st - 42nd St Elec. & Telecom. 212-702-8933 between 41st - 42nd St Pharmacy 212-599-4351 between 42nd - 43rd St Office Supplies between 42nd - 43rd St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-661-0000 between 43rd - 44th St Heatlh & Beauty 212- 867-5504 between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-265-2280 between 43rd - 44th St Bars & Lounges 212-599-2750 between 43rd - 44th St In Build-out between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery between 43rd - 44th St Page 10 of276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750196 -73.974851 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750196 -73.974851 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750569 -73.974577 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751049 -73.974252 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.750791 -73.973963 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751658 -73.973815 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751658 -73.973815 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751697 -73.973786 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751697 -73.973786 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751776 -73.973728 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751817 -73.973696 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751856 -73.973667 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751897 -73.973638 6 Page 11 of276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Bay 4 88 1037545 1013150001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037545 1013150001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037545 1013150001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036161 1012970033 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 88 1037549 1013160001 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1080446 1012980033 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1080446 1012980033 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036164 1012980034 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036164 1012980034 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036165 1012980036 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036173 1012980136 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036166 1012980037 Turtle Bay-East Midtown 4 92 1036167 1012980038 Turtle Bay-East Page 12 of276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Khawaja News 700 Third Ave Misc. Retail Uptown Communications/AT&T Wireless 700 Third Ave Misc. Retail Juice Bar Plus 700 Third Ave Food & Drink 44st Pizza 168 East 44th St Food & Drink TD Bank 685 Third Ave Financial Services Starbucks 685 Third Ave Food & Drink Liz Russell Aveda Lifestyle Salon 685 Third Ave Pers. & Prof. Services Hale & Hearty Soups 685 Third Ave Food & Drink 5th Ave Chocolatiere 685 Third Ave Misc. Retail Da Minc Jewelers 685 Third Ave AA&F Visual Images Ltd. 685 Third Ave Misc. Retail Cosi Downtown 685 Third Ave Food & Drink Le Pain Quotidien 708 Third Ave Vacant Page 13 of276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory Newsstand 212-286-9667 between 43rd - 44th St Elec. & Telecom. 212-286-2700 between 43rd - 44th St Specialty Food 212-867-0887 between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-490-2874 between 43rd - 44th St Full-Service Branch 212-599-2322 between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery 646-865-1250 between 43rd - 44th St Hair Salon 212-557-0005 between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-681-6460 between 43rd - 44th St Speciality Food Store 212-935-5454 between 43rd - 44th St Acc., Jewelry & Watches 212-682-7797 between 43rd - 44th St Art & Photography Supplies 212-687-4088 between 43rd - 44th St Quick-Serve Eatery 212-697-8329 between 43rd - 44th St Restaurant 212-286-5500 between 44th-45th Page 14 of276 09/30/2021 Grand Central Partnership (GCP) Business Directory 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751977 -73.97358 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751977 -73.97358 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751977 -73.97358 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.752303 -73.974093 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017 MANHATTAN 40.751617 -73.973819 6 10017
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