As damned as you can be – a new location is promising to bring Montauk to Manhattan so the city’s residents can drop the schlock.
Battery Park City’s Brookfield Place Shopping Center opens bungalow On its waterfront Upper Plaza, it promises guests a “comfortable urban oasis inspired by Montauk’s beach retreat.” Reported 6sqft.
The free beach bar on the Hudson River may be just a subway ride away, but promises to transport visitors to Long Island’s less densely built-up waters.
Sarah Fey, Senior Vice President of Marketing, Brookfield Properties, told the publication, “We have created a new way to serve as a retreat for those seeking a public space in the city to relax and enjoy being around each other after so long. built a bungalow for “The concept was inspired by the atmosphere of a summer day in Montauk, spent under the sun with a refreshing cocktail and delicious food.”
City residents are invited to enjoy specialty cocktails by Tartinary Shack and food provided by Brookfield Place’s Blue Ribbon sushi bar, Olives & Umami Burgers, while doing their best to pretend it’s New Jersey. No, but East Hampton is.
Two full-size bokeh courts may be in lower Manhattan, but focus enough and they’ll feel like they belong in the back yard of your million-dollar villa. There is even valet parking available through Parking.com.
To further distract from its urban reality, the 250-person capacity lounge is scheduling bi-weekly events on Wednesdays and Fridays all summer long.
“In the Bungalow on the Waterfront Plaza, the possibilities are as vast as it is next to the river,” advertised one caption Instagram post Boosting the space, recommends guests “stack a bunch of Adirondack chairs and catch up with friends over drinks.”
The bungalow is open from 11 am to 9 pm from 26 September.
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