Hudson Eats
Food court · Battery Park City ·
Upscale food hall with diverse vendors and Hudson River views
Upscale food hall with diverse vendors and Hudson River views
"A centralized food court located between Sections 125 and 127B that aggregates multiple concession options for faster selection and service." - Nadia Chaudhury
"In the nearby Brookfield Place is Hudson Eats, an elevated cafeteria — if only your cafeteria days served up Fuku, Mighty Quinn’s Barbecue, and Black Seed Bagels. Go early to avoid the lines (or order online for pickup) and grab a table outside to extend your lunch hour. And you’d be surprised by the happy hour specials you’ll find after hours: Tartinery offers two-for-one beers and wines from 5 to 7 p.m." - Vox Creative
"In the nearby Brookfield Place is Hudson Eats, an elevated cafeteria — if only your cafeteria days served up Fuku, Mighty Quinn’s Barbecue, and Black Seed Bagels. Go early to avoid the lines (or order online for pickup) and grab a table outside to extend your lunch hour. And you’d be surprised by the happy hour specials you’ll find after hours: Tartinery offers two-for-one beers and wines from 5 to 7 p.m." - Vox Creative
"It's cited as a massive food-hall space at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City, presented as one of the large-scale food halls exemplifying New York's ongoing proliferation of such venues." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya
"Located in Hudson Eats, the food court at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City, this seventh Fuku outpost from Momofuku head David Chang is a prime lunchtime prospect for downtown office workers — it's just a few doors down from the headquarters of Goldman Sachs. Expect all the signature Fuku offerings, including the classic crispy thigh meat sandwich with pickles, boneless white meat chicken fingers, chicken shiitake rice bowls, and very in-vogue squash rings. This location also hawks jalapeño fries with a location-exclusive tweak: the fries are served skin-on and fried in beef tallow, which should impart a savory, pleasant muskiness. The Battery Park outpost will also serve a Fuku breakfast sandwich — French toast-style bing bread with eggs, cheese, and optional bacon or pork sausage — but unfortunately that sandwich will only be available on weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m." - Ryan Sutton
