Monday, July 11, 2016

The Four Seasons: New York City: RIP




While the restaurant is moving, the Four Seasons was always about being in the Seagram  Building.  

Update: Instapundit: The Four Seasons restaurant serves its last meal (after it moved)




























Modern design is now common, but when this building was made it was revolutionary.  With smoked glass and bronze construction, there is nothing chintzy about the Seagram Building.  




I will respectfully disagree with Ed Driscoll on this, although I would rank the Four Seasons in the top three.  The Four Seasons dominated the power lunch in New York City from the 1960s when it opened. Delmonico's played the roll of the Four Seasons for a very long time (it's been around since the 1830s) and while old is not the oldest in the city. While just a shadow of its former self now, Fraunces Tavern is very special for one very special event.  











































Now the Four Seasons is going the way of Palisades Park...RIP

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