New food stuff corridor backed by Todd English planned for Stamford Town Center

Burkard confirmed this 7 days that the foods hall and artwork exhibition — featuring electronic projections with changing themes — would be coming to the mall space by early 2024, with the dining establishments found on the very first ground. He explained the corridor will feature 7 different rotating cuisines, with selections like Italian, French, Mediterranean, Greek, Asian fusion and upscale American-model fare with burgers and pizza. 

“We are going to generally have a few or four cuisines likely at once,” he said, including that a seating spot would have area for about 1,000 attendees, with two bars.

EHG will also operate a central hub for up to 6 ghost kitchen area concepts out of the mall, Burkard mentioned, which will deliver during the metropolis. These would probably incorporate burger, pizza and sushi manufacturers.

Stamford City Center’s typical supervisor Dan Stolzenbach did not immediately remark on the job, stating in an electronic mail that they would have a formal push release in the coming weeks. Other officials with Mayor Caroline Simmons’ office and the Stamford Downtown Particular Solutions District did not return request for remark.

The Stamford undertaking is element of EHG’s options to develop all over the world, with new eating places, clubs, inns and ghost kitchens slated for Los Angeles, Miami, New York and Dubai.

Burkard explained the team chose Stamford for its easy location, and the possibility to increase the mall space, which has struggled in current many years with retail vacancies. He envisions it as a location that would be social media pleasant, attracting Instagrammers and TikTok creators.