Monday, November 27, 2017

Agozar! is closing this week on the Bowery



Agozar!, the 15-year-old Cuban bistro-bar on the Bowery near Bleecker Street, is closing after service on Thursday.

The restaurant's owners — the brother-sister team of Gerardo Perez and Diana Mastrodimos — made the announcement on Facebook...



The post reads:

After 15 years of serving the East Village and the Bowery, we would like to regretfully inform everyone that we will be closing on December 1st. Our last day of service will be November 30th. It has been a pleasure serving the community for over a decade. Our family would like to thank our hardworking dedicated staff, our customers, and regulars for your loyalty and patronage throughout the years. THANK YOU! We hope to see you soon!



H/T EVG reader Erin!
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 27, 2017 at 7:14 PM

    They were one of the first wave of gentrifiers of the Bowery. Pretentious restaurant.

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