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The Waterfront Announces New Additions, Renovations

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HOMESTEAD, PA — The Waterfront has announced three new tenants at the popular Pittsburgh dining-retail-residential complex.

Golden Vault, Song Noir and Wonder have opened following the recent grand opening of Bombing Pot and prior to Opal Buffet debuting soon in the former Rock Bottom space.

“We are thrilled at the current leasing momentum, as it proves that The Waterfront remains a dynamic, high-demand hub for regional retail and entertainment,” Emily Wittmer, marketing director and assistant general manager at The Waterfront, said in a statement. “The new additions reinforce our commitment to bringing unique, first-to-market concepts to our community and ensure there is always something new to experience here."

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Details on the new additions:

  • Golden Vault is a gift-focused family entertainment experience featuring claw machines. Golden Vault will offer people the chance to play for an assortment of prizes and gifts in a vibrant and interactive setting.
  • Song Noir blends the flavors and culinary influences of Thai and Vietnamese cuisine with the atmosphere of a cocktail lounge. Cocktails will be hand-crafted and curated with made-from-scratch ingredients.
  • Wonder is a mealtime platform built to satisfy every craving.The platform brings together delivery, pickup, dine-in, meal kits and chef-driven food innovation in one experience. Wonder features some of the world’s most celebrated chefs, including Bobby Flay and Marcus Samuelsson, alongside award-winning restaurants such as Tejas Barbecue and Di Fara Pizza. With Wonder’s first-of-its-kind multi-restaurant ordering, customers can mix and match dishes from multiple chefs and restaurants in a single order – something no other platform offers.

In addition, anchor tenants Petco and Dave & Buster’s have both signed 10-year lease extensions. That will result in an extensive renovation of the Dave & Buster's exterior and interior renovations next year.

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