A ritzy Mediterranean seafood restaurant at Hudson Yards does not show its prices on its display menu outside the restaurant or online.
Ross insists Hudson Yards is"not a neighborhood for the rich," despite its condos that range from $4.3 million to upwards of $32 million and the shopping center dominated by luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Cartier, and Neiman Marcus.
And Estiatorio Milos, a Mediterranean seafood restaurant on the sixth level of Hudson Yards' seven-story shopping complex, seems to be catering to the same type of clientele that can afford to shop at the shopping center's Louis Vuitton and live in the neighborhood's multimillion-dollar condos.Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for Related" by omitting prices from its menu displayed outside the restaurant, as well as its menu online.
Sutton pointed out the irrationality of a display menu without prices at a restaurant inside a shopping complex, where there's an abundance of potential last-minute customers. "Even someone who made a reservation a week out might have no idea what they're up against until they sit down at a table with, say, three other patrons and realize they're about to drop $800 on dinner," Sutton wrote.Hudson Yards is only about half-completed.
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