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Bazaar Inside Trump SoHo to Open April 9; Not Related to Bazaar at SLS

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March 15, 2010 at 2:03 PM | by | Comments (0)

If you haven't heard, our latest guess that Trump SoHo would open on April 9 was on the money ("money, money, money!") and today we have a coveted sneak peek of the hotel's bar, Bazaar, courtesy of the magic that is Twitpic.

But before we go any further, we'd like to say that this bar is not related to Bazaar at the SLS Hotel in Los Angeles. Although, we're sure the Trump Soho doesn't mind having the same name as an award-winning eatery helmed by Jose Andres.

Now back to the Twitpic. Here's how the snap was captioned by Jamison Ernest, owner of Brooklyn Beat Records and Yellow Fever Clothing, who posted it on Twitter:

Nicola Siervo owner the hottest new place that hasn't opened, bazaar inside the Trump soho

Siervo, along with partner in KNR Food Concepts, Karim Masri, is responsible for a string of Miami hotspots, most recently Wall, the exclusive lounge at the W South Beach. At Trump SoHo, KNR will take care of in-room dining and will run the show at the hotel's restaurant, Quattro, The Library, the poolside Bar d’Eau, and Bazaar. According to the Trump folks:

Bazaar is a sophisticated cocktail lounge on the lobby level, the newest destination on the New York scene; an opulent experience with high‐quality cocktails from the signature mixologist program and great service to a discerning crowd.

In other Trump SoHo news via the Twitterverse, we've learned that the spa may have its very own henna expert.

[Photo: via Jamison Ernest's Twitpic ]

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