New celeb-inspired, plant-based eatery Hungry Angelina coming to Downtown Brooklyn
Kushner Cos.' DUMBO Heights complex, seen here from the pedestrian approach to the Brooklyn Bridge. Eagle file photo by Lore Croghan
Hungry Angelina, a new plant-based eatery, is coming to Downtown Brooklyn, the Commercial Observer reported Wednesday.
According to the Observer, the new restaurant — a partnership between a California-based lifestyle company headed by celebrity chef Matthew Kenney and a Madrid hospitality group — will encompass 4,500 square feet on the ground floor of 117 Adams St. in Kushner Companies’ “DUMBO Heights.”
The restaurant — set to open sometime this summer — will join other retailers like Taco Dumbo and Untamed Sandwiches.
The asking rent in the 10-year deal was $75 per square foot, the Observer reported.
“DUMBO Heights” is made up of six properties and a combined 1.2 million square feet of space.
The Adams St. space will be Hungry Angelina’s premiere location.
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