Warby Parker Stuyvesant Plaza

Stuyvesant Plaza used to offer a wonderful shopping and dining experience. Now, the new owner, WS Development, a Boston-based developer, is choosing to push out a longstanding business, Different Drummer's Kitchen cookware shop, and not renew their lease in order to bring in a chain store, Sur La Table to pair with Pottery Barn. Shameful.

This is absolutely awful, and is the antithesis of what the Plaza used to represent. They should be happy and honored to host wonderful, small, local businesses. The options are dwindling for truly local businesses located in the Plaza. Will others suffer the same fate? What other unethical, heartless business decisions will they implement?

Savage and the Beasts opted not to leave a text review of Warby Parker Stuyvesant Plaza

Classy

Nice group of stores

Raymond Wolfe (Ray) opted not to leave a text review of Warby Parker Stuyvesant Plaza

Starbucks- Excellent service! Great Baristas! Nice to be Welcomed! Great food and drinks!

This plaza has a good mix of stores of a great variety. Most storefronts are in use. The size of the plaza is more accessible than most of the malls.

New management better fix their act, kicking out Different Drummer's kitchen was disappointing and the new color coding on each side of the plaza is tacky and should be reverted back to the original color scheme. There's a good mix of stores though, the plaza is pleasant and easy to walk around, and the current dining options are all good

Wayne Clark opted not to leave a text review of Warby Parker Stuyvesant Plaza

Robert Fernandez opted not to leave a text review of Warby Parker Stuyvesant Plaza