Tag: Landmark Hospitality
New Details Emerge as Controversy Brews Around Jersey City Bank-to-Hotel Project
A proposed hotel project inside a former bank would partner with big names like The Stone Pony and Mana Contemporary for arts components but is asking for significant zoning variances to move forward.
Mediterranean Restaurant Maddy Rose Opens in Revamped Jersey City Space
The Liberty House complex in Jersey City is now home to a new restaurant Maddy Rose that sports two bars and an outdoor patio with cabanas.
Felina Steak and Stork Club Opening This Week in Jersey City
Landmark Hospitality is launching an Italian steakhouse Felina Steak in Jersey City, which is set to feature a sprawling rooftop cocktail bar boasting indoor and outdoor lounges.
Terra e Mare Launches in Jersey City with Rooftop Cocktail Bar Coming This Summer
Landmark Hospitality's latest restaurant is now serving fresh seafood and aged chops inside Hudson House, Jersey City.
Jersey City’s New Casino in the Park Event Space Set to Break Ground Soon
Revamped plans from Landmark Hospitality will bring a 25,000 square foot venue and restaurant to the Lincoln Park property, which will sport a rooftop bar and ground floor patio.
Hotel and Restaurant Proposed for Downtown Jersey City’s Newark Avenue
Jersey Digs reported in October that the old Capital One bank site at 201 Newark Avenue in Jersey City had been sold for more than $5 million. Now, we’ve learned that a 100-room hotel called “The Albion” and a restaurant could come to the premises.
Company Pays Over $5 Million for Former Downtown Jersey City Bank
The old Capital One bank branch at 201 Newark Avenue in Jersey City was sold to a firm associated with Landmark Developers.
Revamp of Jersey City’s Casino in the Park Set For Next Year
The current facility could be demolished as soon as February and will be replaced by a 25,000-square-foot building complete with a restaurant, two banquet halls, and a rooftop bar.
Port Liberte’s Hudson House Venue Aims for September Opening
One of the last properties along the Hudson River to be rendered vacant by Hurricane Sandy is getting revitalized into a farm-to-table restaurant, rooftop bar, and banquet facility.
