The restaurant had already been shuttered since March, 2020 “to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus and protect its guests and employees,” the rep said. Cuomo announced that indoor dining will shut down yet again throughout the state on Monday due to increasing COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths. News of 21’s closing came just hours after Gov. “At this early stage, we are not ready to announce any final concept or timeframe, but the vision is that 21 Club will always remain an important social and cultural hub and icon of New York, one that is well positioned to fulfill its role in the City’s exciting future when the time comes.” “The company is exploring potential opportunities that will allow 21 Club to remain a viable operation in the long term, while retaining its distinctive character,” a spokesperson told The Post.

Its 148 employees have been told that they’ll all be out of a job as of early March. The historic Midtown eatery - a favorite haunt for John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway and Frank Sinatra, and a dining spot for nearly every president since FDR - has shuttered its jockeys-guarded doors indefinitely, a rep told The Post. New York City’s iconic 21 Club restaurant is closing down after 90 years of good food and even better celebrity intrigue. Trump’s victory lifts city hot spots after publicized visits Trump compares Afghan war to remodeling of 21 Club Death of NYC’s most beloved restaurants puts landlords in dangerįorgotten tales of debauchery from NYC’s iconic ’21’ Club

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