Mark Grossich, a pivotal figure in New York's nightlife, died on February 8 at 74 due to complications from Parkinson's disease. He was renowned for creating upscale venues, including the iconic Campbell Apartment, which evoked a lost era of opulence during the 1990s revival of Roaring Twenties glamour. As the founder of Hospitality Holdings, Grossich emphasized an elegant yet enduring nightlife experience over fleeting trends. He notably operated the Bar & Books chain, combining a sophisticated atmosphere with elements of the cigar boom, reflecting his vision of luxurious social spaces in Manhattan.
Mark Grossich, a nightlife impresario who shaped New York's upscale cocktail scene through venues like the Campbell Apartment, passed away at 74, reflecting a lost opulent era.
Mr. Grossich created an environment that appealed not to the trendiest crowds but to those seeking a lasting, luxurious experience, firmly saying, 'We do not want to be the flavor of the month.'
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