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'''New World Landing''' is a complex on South [[Palafox Street]] that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. A wine and martini bar, '''600 South''', was added in [[2007]].
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'''New World Landing''' is a complex located at 600 South [[Palafox Street]] that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. It was restored from a former box factory<ref>Christine Davidson. ''Best Places to Stay in Florida''. Houghton Mifflin Books, 2000.</ref> in [[1983]] by [[Arden Anderson|Arden]] and [[Kay Anderson]]. In late [[2006]], [[600 South of Pensacola]], a partnership of [[Jim Homyak]], [[Matt Balka]] and [[Julie Lawson]], purchased the complex from then-owner [[Jim Bachus]]. They added a wine and martini bar, [[600 South]], in [[2007]] and a renovated courtyard for live music and events in [[2008]].<ref>"New World Landing sold." ''Pensacola News Journal'', January 10, 2007.</ref>
  
 
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The Barcelona Room is located on the northwest portion of the complex with large floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the courtyard. Originally a restaurant in 1983, it was reopened in June 2007 as the [[600 South]] wine and martini bar.
  
 
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The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past.
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The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past. The inn manager is [[Barbara Ratzlaff]].
 
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Latest revision as of 23:30, 29 January 2021

New World Landing logo
NewWorldLandingFisheye.jpg
Building Information
Location 600 South Palafox Street
Client Arden and Kay Anderson
Current Owner 600 South Palafox of Pensacola
Completion Date 1983
<googlemap lat="30.406618" lon="-87.213378" zoom="16" width="288" height="200">

30.406294, -87.213496, New World Landing </googlemap>

New World Landing is a complex located at 600 South Palafox Street that includes several meeting rooms and an inn. It was restored from a former box factory[1] in 1983 by Arden and Kay Anderson. In late 2006, 600 South of Pensacola, a partnership of Jim Homyak, Matt Balka and Julie Lawson, purchased the complex from then-owner Jim Bachus. They added a wine and martini bar, 600 South, in 2007 and a renovated courtyard for live music and events in 2008.[2]

Banquet Rooms[edit]

There are three main banquet rooms on the north side of the New World Landing complex (adjacent to the parking lot).

Spanish Room[edit]

The largest space in New World Landing, the Spanish Room is 4500 sq. ft. (45'x100') and can seat about 350. The Pensacola (Downtown) Rotary meets here every Tuesday.

British Room[edit]

The British Room, accessible from the parking lot on the north side, is 2750 sq. ft. (55' x 50') and can seat about 150.

America Room[edit]

The America Room is 2750 sq. ft. (55' x 50') and can seat about 150.

New World Hall[edit]

Each of the rooms in the New World Hall restaurant portion of New World Landing is named after a port city from the nations whose flags have flown over Pensacola.

Pensacola Room[edit]

Marseilles Room[edit]

Barcelona Room[edit]

Main article: 600 South

The Barcelona Room is located on the northwest portion of the complex with large floor-to-ceiling windows that look out onto the courtyard. Originally a restaurant in 1983, it was reopened in June 2007 as the 600 South wine and martini bar.

Liverpool Pub[edit]

New World Inn[edit]

The New World Inn at New World Landing is comprised of fourteen rooms and one suite, each of which named for a famous person from Pensacola's past. The inn manager is Barbara Ratzlaff.

101 Andrew & Rachel Jackson
102 Don Tristan de Luna
103 William Panton
104 William Dudley Chipley
105 William H. Chase
106 William Augustus Bowles
107 Mariana Bonifay
108 John Gardner & Clara Gardner Barkley
109 Elias & Rebecca Durnford
110 Bernardo de Gálvez
111 Governor George Johnson
112 Geronimo
113 Don Manuel Gonzalez
114 Don Vicente Sebastián Pintado
115 Charles Leonard LeBaron
116 Marcos Coulon de Villiers

References[edit]

  1. Christine Davidson. Best Places to Stay in Florida. Houghton Mifflin Books, 2000.
  2. "New World Landing sold." Pensacola News Journal, January 10, 2007.