Manhattan’s Redeye Grill to close after 30 years
Redeye Grill, a Manhattan dining staple since 1995, will close on July 12 after 30 years of operation. The closure follows the expiration of its lease and an inability to reach new terms with landlord Vornado Realty Trust. CEO Ben Grossman confirmed the shutdown but emphasized that Fireman Hospitality Group's other restaurants remain unaffected.
- ▪Redeye Grill will close on July 12 after operating for 30 years at 890 Seventh Ave.
- ▪The closure comes after the restaurant's lease expired and no new agreement was reached with landlord Vornado.
- ▪Redeye Grill was a favorite among Carnegie Hall patrons and known for its 'Dancing Shrimp' and cowboy ribeye steak.
- ▪Other Fireman Hospitality Group restaurants, including Trattoria dell’ Arte and Paris Bar, are continuing operations.
- ▪L’Artusi is expanding to 1271 Sixth Ave., and Seafire Grill is relocating to a larger space at 216 E. 49th St. this fall.
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Steve Cuozzo Business realty check Manhattan’s Redeye Grill to close after 30 years By Steve Cuozzo Published May 3, 2026, 3:32 p.m. ET 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.” 3 The Redeye Grill, which will close in July, was a favorite of Carnegie Hall audiences. Google Maps The American brasserie at 890 Seventh Ave.
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