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Greenwich Crossing's Corner Restaurant Just Got Bigger — 150 Seats Approved, Operator Still Unnamed

Greenwich's Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to approve an expanded, 150-seat restaurant at 34 Railroad Avenue, part of the $30 million Greenwich Crossing redevelopment — though who's actually going to run it still hasn't been made public.

By Laura McKittrick·October 2, 2026·1 min read

If you've been watching the construction at 34 Railroad Avenue and wondering what's finally going in, here's the update: Planning & Zoning gave unanimous, 5-0 approval this week to an amended site plan and special permit for the corner restaurant anchoring the $30 million Greenwich Crossing redevelopment.

The approval expands the restaurant from 112 dining seats to 130, plus adds a 20-seat bar — 150 seats total, a notable jump for one of the most visible corners on Railroad Avenue.

The restaurant operator still has not been publicly identified.

What the vote doesn't settle is the question everyone on this corner actually wants answered: who's running it. The restaurant operator still has not been publicly identified, and nothing in the approved plans names a tenant.

For now, what's on the record is the seat count and the tally — 150 seats, approved 5-0 — and nothing more. We'll update this story the moment an operator is confirmed.

LM

Laura McKittrick

Editor & Founder, Greenwich Girl — born, raised, still here.

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