For three decades, it was a go-to destination for theatergoers, tourists and New Yorkers looking for a memorable meal before a show at Carnegie Hall.
Now, one of Midtown Manhattan’s most recognizable restaurants has served its final customers, bringing an end to a 30-year run that made it a neighborhood institution.
Redeye Grill serves its final meals
Redeye Grill permanently closed on July 12 after operating across from Carnegie Hall since opening in 1995. Founded by legendary restaurateur Shelly Fireman, the American brasserie became known for its seafood, steaks and lively atmosphere, attracting everyone from Broadway audiences to celebrities and business travelers.
The restaurant announced its closure in a farewell message thanking guests, employees and the community for supporting the business over the past three decades…