After three decades in business, New York brasserie Redeye Grill has closed its doors. Redeye Grill served its final dinner service on July 12. The restaurant team announced the closure in a social media post. Several sister restaurants operated by Fireman Hospitality Group remain open, including Trattoria Dell’Arte, Brooklyn Diner, Paris Bar, and Le Jardin.
Longtime NYC Brasserie Redeye Grill Closed
A New York brasserie, Redeye Grill was a Midtown Manhattan restaurant known for its seafood-focused menu, steaks, and brasserie-style dining experience. Located near the Theater District, the restaurant served locals, visitors, and theatergoers for three decades as part of the Fireman Hospitality Group’s portfolio of New York dining concepts.
The restaurant team shared the closure news on social media. The team reflected on the restaurant’s 30-year journey and thanked the community for its continued support.
“Here’s to 30 incredible years, the people who made it special, and a little piece of New York nostalgia we’ll never forget. As one chapter closes, the spirit of hospitality, celebration, and gathering lives on,” said the team.
The announcement did not provide a reason for the closure. In the post, the team also added, “To our loyal guests, neighbors, theater audiences, and friends from around the world-thank you for making Redeye Grill a true New York institution.”
Following the closure announcement, several regular customers of the restaurant also expressed disappointment on social media.
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Sister Restaurants to Carry Forward the Legacy
The restaurant team said guests can continue experiencing its hospitality at several sister restaurants. The team directed guests to sister restaurants including Trattoria Dell’Arte and Brooklyn Diner. The group also operates Paris Bar, a modern French brasserie, and Le Jardin, a rooftop bar concept.
“There will always be a seat at the table, a reason to celebrate, and new stories waiting to be told,” read the post.
The closure marks the end of Redeye Grill’s 30-year run at its Midtown Manhattan location.
