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Manhattan's Redeye Grill to close after 30 years

New York Post·Steve Cuozzo·6 months ago
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Bye, bye, Redeye.

Fireman Hospitality Group’s Redeye Grill, a Manhattan dining institution since 1995, will serve its last cowboy ribeye steak and shellfish tower on July 12, Realty Check has learned.

CEO Ben Grossman, who’s run the 11-location eatery empire since founder Shelly Fireman passed away at 93 last October, said, “After 30 unforgettable years, we made the difficult decision to close Redeye. We are very grateful for our time here.”

The Redeye Grill, which will close in July, was a favorite of Carnegie Hall audiences. Google Maps

The American brasserie at 890 Seventh Ave. between West 56th and 57th streets was a favorite of audiences at Carnegie Hall across the street. Grossman said business largely rebounded after the pandemic, but, “Our lease was up and although we and [landlord] Vornado talked in good faith, we couldn’t mutually agree on new terms.”

A source said the 2020 lockdown and slower business that followed impacted Redeye more than the other Fireman places.…

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