Danny Meyer's Gramercy Tavern Changed the Way New York Eats
Briefly

Economic pressures, rising food costs, and shifting dining trends pose challenges in NYC's competitive culinary landscape, but a few restaurants have persisted for over a century.
In 1994, significant events and restaurant milestones shaped NYC's dining culture, including the rise of influential venues like Nobu and Le Bernardin with a new chef, Eric Ripert.
Danny Meyer and Tom Colicchio's meeting led to the creation of a dual-concept restaurant in 1992, Union Square Hospitality Group, showcasing different menus for casual and upscale dining rooms.
Read at Eater NY
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