Open & Closed: Say Hello (Again) to The Rum House; Goodbye to Cabo Rojo
Restaurants and bars, they come and they go. Here are a few making their debuts and bowing out this week.
Chilean sandwich shop Barros Luco in Midtown has closed after a little more than a year in operation.
[Grub Street]
Galaxy Global Eatery, a restaurant specializing in hemp-based cuisine, has closed after 15 years in business.
[Grub Street]
La Barra Cevicheria on the Lower East Side has also given up the ghost after just two years.
[Bowery Boogie]
Taqueria Reis, the third incarnation of the space next to Bar Reis, has shuttered. Kitchen Reis and Reis 100 Sandwich Factory were also unsuccessful.
[Eater]
Chelsea mainstay Cabo Rojo has closed its doors after 51 years in business after reportedly losing its lease.
[Eater]
Tony's Di Napoli on the Upper East Side has fallen prey to the Second Avenue subway line. A station will take its place.
[ZagatBuzz]
Lawrence Bondulich of Bin 71 and Barcibo Enoteca on the Upper West Side has opened Bar'rique, a more elaborate wine bar in the West Village.
[NY Times]
La Silhouette is a newcomer from two Le Bernardin alums. Expect French-accented dishes like Burgundy snail risotto and veal cheek blanquette.
[NY Times]
Bourbon Coffee brings more fair-trade coffee to the West Village, this time from Rwanda. Sandwiches, salads, soups, and homemade pastries are also on offer.
[TONY]
NYU students have a new lunch option. Fredi Sandwich Bar offers an array of sandwiches, from a pork meatball banh mi to tandoori chicken salad. [TONY]
The Garden Spot Café has opened in the space formerly occupied by Greenpoint Coffee Shop. It will serve Dallis Bros coffee and Serendipity teas.
[TONY]
The Rum House has reopened after its shutter last summer. The owners of Ward III have reinvented the space and cocktail menu with twists on classics.
[TONY]
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