Forget any preconceived ideas you might have about “view” restaurants. The food at Peak, a 10,000 square-foot jewel box on the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards, is so good, you almost forget ...

Despite popular opinion, Hudson Yards has some good restaurants—including some of the city's best Mediterranean, Italian, and Spanish food.

We’ll finally get the sky-high restaurant we ... the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards, the sprawling complex’s tallest skyscraper. Although Windows was much larger, Peak’s views are better ...

the London-based group that also runs Asian fusion restaurant Wild Ink over at the Shops at Hudson Yards. There’s no word yet on what kind of menu will be going on at Peak, but considering Wild ...

The Peak experience involves ... but with less grandeur and gilt. The restaurant is run by RHC, the English company that also manages Wild Ink in Hudson Yards. The executive chef, Christopher ...

Special access to Edge, the sky-high deck with stunning panoramic views of NYC, as well as preferred table reservations at Hudson Yards’s buzzy Peak with Priceless restaurant and its sister ...

The site had been solely run by Oak View Group and U.K.-based Rhubarb Hospitality Collection, behind restaurants at Berlin ... at 24,000 square feet; the Hudson Yards operation is far larger.

It’s operated by Rhubarb Hospitality Group, the English company that also runs Peak, the restaurant on the 101st floor at 30 Hudson Yards. This outdoor addition is in the public gardens ...

On March 15th, Hudson Yards, Manhattan’s massive, eagerly anticipated, skyline-changing, $25 billion neighborhood-unto-itself opens for business, and so did some 25 restaurants and 100 retail ...