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ocluless
When I was working the old WTC the mall r elected the working class needs of the people upstairs. I used a variety of lunch spots including Japanese, magazine stand, Barnes and noble, eyeglasses shop. And more than a few times windows on the world upstairs. The mall was decidedly dumpy. The new mall looks very of nice to me though
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ocluless
- dave 8-24-2026 10:36 am
When I was working the old WTC the mall r elected the working class needs of the people upstairs. I used a variety of lunch spots including Japanese, magazine stand, Barnes and noble, eyeglasses shop. And more than a few times windows on the world upstairs. The mall was decidedly dumpy. The new mall looks very of nice to me though
- bill 8-25-2026 8:01 am [add a comment]
it has its visual charm but as the article states was not built for human consumption. every mall such as they exist are just showcases for usually high end corporate detritus. if you are luck your eyeglass shop is a warby parker. the few times i went i couldnt even find the eataly though im not sure it was there yet. apple store has been the of use but i may have just been killing time. i am not the target audience anymore since i refuse to spend my own money but would be fantastic for those 10000 steps since the layout is byzantine.
- dave 8-25-2026 11:42 am [add a comment]
Eyes on the world. There was a father son locksmith that was the only authorized proprietory WTC key provider. Predictably run out of a mop closet on the sub level
- bill 8-25-2026 10:15 pm [add a comment]