Exclusive New York steakhouse plans to open at Reuben Brothers’ Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach
The Reuben Brothers filed new renovation plans for the Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach that revealed a New York City steakhouse could take over the former Mr. Chow’s space. The Miami Beach Planning Board is set to review the renovation proposal for the 20-story hotel at 2201 Collins Avenue at its Oct. 6 meeting, months after developer brothers David and Simon Reuben announced that Hilton’s luxury Waldorf Astoria flag would replace the W South Beach’s branding and operations. The application pitches the transition as a shift away from the property’s nightlife-oriented identity toward a quieter, more upscale hospitality operation. The renovation […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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