"It's like Cheers. You don't have to know anyone. You can sit here, feel comfortable. Everyone's talking about the shows, said Wendy Moyle, drinking dirty martinis and eating cheese and crackers near the bar on a trip from Atlantic City."
"Sardi's was ideally situated to attract Broadway actors and audiences. Traditionally, the Broadway theaters have their opening nights, Muessig said. And then after the show, the actors would all come over here."
Sardi's, a historic restaurant in the Theater District, has been sold to the Shubert Organization. The current owner, Max Klimavicius, will manage the restaurant until June 24, after which it will close for renovations. The renovations will update the dining room, lighting, ventilation, and plumbing, while preserving much of the decor. Patrons enjoy Sardi's as a social hub for discussing theater, with many Broadway actors frequenting the establishment after shows.
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