Some long-established restaurants are closing because of higher costs.
A combination of rising rents and higher labor costs are squeezing the owners' profit margins.
Higher expectations for food are forcing up the talent required in the kitchen and the hours it takes to serve them.
This is not something new, but it is affecting some newer and highly prized restaurants, like Nick & Toni's in Manhattan, and others in New York City.
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Monday, January 23, 2017
FOOD BIZ | High Costs Close Some NYC Restos
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high labor costs,
high rents,
New York City,
Restaurants
I write about the biographical and economic threads in history. Special interests include symbols of family, such as coats of arms, and the behavior of families in a crisis.
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