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Phone: +1 212 838-2061 |
Address:
1114 FIRST AVENUE
NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10021 |
Company Description
New York Restaurant Group, Inc. (The), develops, operates, owns and manages diversified portfolio of tablecloth restaurants. The company currently operates 12 restaurants, of these 12 restaurants 8 are owned by the company and 4 are managed by the company. The first Smith & Wollensky was opened in New York. Other Smith & Wollensky branches are in Miami, Chicago, New Orleans, Las Vegas and Washington D.C. The company's other restaurants are: Maloney & Porcelli, Park Avenue Cafe, CITE & The Manhattan Ocean Club located in New York; The Post House located in Upper East side of Manhattan. The company derives revenues from Banquet facilities, Hospitality service and Merchandise sales.
Key People
| President | J.M. DUNN |
| Chief Financial Officer & Exec VP-Fin | M.K. LEVINE |
| Chairman & Chief Executive Officer | A.N. STILLMAN |
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In Manhattan, they are as common a sight as the homeless themselves: the United Homeless Organizations street-corner donation tables, operated with little more than a large plastic jug and a worker pleading for coins and bills for the needy. Rodney ...
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In Manhattan, they are as ubiquitous as the homeless themselves: the United Homeless Organization™s street-corner donation tables, operated with little more than a large plastic jug and a worker pleading for coins and bills for the needy. Robert ...
New York Times - November 24, 2009 3:35 PM
In Manhattan, they are as ubiquitous as the homeless themselves: the United Homeless Organizations street-corner donation tables, operated with little more than a large plastic jug and a worker pleading for coins and bills for the needy. Rodney Williams ...
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