• The city is accepting proposals from restaurateurs interesting in taking over Tavern on the Green. Be advised you may have to do battle with current owner Jennifer Oz LeRoy, who has vowed to hang on to the landmark eatery. [NYO]
• Shang's Susur Lee earns a two-star review from Adam Platt this week. [NYM]
• Lunetta on Broadway and 21st Street has closed after 15 months. [Eater]
• Kyle Bailey is replacing Neil Ferguson at Allen & Delancey. [NYT]
• Yet more tax trouble for the Cipriani clan. [NYP]
• Mega-restaurateur Stephen Starr, Alto owner Chris Cannon, and broker Steven Kamali on the troubles facing the city's restaurant economy. [NYT]
• Another ex-Hawaiian Tropic hostess is suing for sexual harassment. [NYDN]
• Mention the word "bailout" at the Chocolate Bar at Henri Bendel between now and the end of the month and you'll get a free brownie. [New Yorkology]
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Eating & Drinking: Monday Edition
- Posted at 7:02PM on Feb 02, 2009
Email- Filed Under: Adam Platt, Allen and Delancey, Chris Cannon, Food, Giuseppe Cipriani, Hawaiian Tropic Zone, Henri Bendel, Jennifer Oz LeRoy, Lunetta, Neil Ferguson, Nightlife, Restaurants, Shang, Susur Lee, Tavern on the Green, Kyle Bailey, Steven Kamali, Stephen Starr
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