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50+ Cool Photos Of New York’s Restaurants In The 1950s And 1960s

New York City has one of the oldest dinings, and it is home to some of the oldest and historic restaurants in the world. Delmonico’s was founded in 1827, and Katz’s Delicatessen is serving food since 1888, and there are other classic and century-old restaurants. They range from legendary steakhouses to gritty taverns and coal-fired pizzerias. We here at Bygonely have collected some photos that show the restaurants of New York City in the 1950s and 1960s. Vote your favorites, and don’t forget to share.

#1 China Peace Restaurant, 200 West 44th Street (Cor. of Broadway), New York

#2 Madame Romaine de Lyon Restaurant, 133 East 56th Street, New York

#5 Janssen’s Restaurant, Lexington Ave. at 44th St., New York

#6 Scandia Restaurant, 45th St. West of Broadway, New York

#8 Gripsholm, an American restaurant in the finest Swedish tradition, 324 East 57th St., New York

#9 The King of the Sea Restaurant, 53rd Street at 3rd Avenue, New York

#10 The Lorelei, 231-35 East 86th St. Between 2nd & 3rd. Ave., New York

#11 Terrace Restaurant of Central Park Zoo Cafeteria, 64th Street near Central Park West.

#13 Stouffer’s Top of the Six’s, 666 Fifth Avenue, New York

#14 Heidelberg Restaurant, 1648 Second Ave. (bet. 85th & 86th St.), New York

#15 Knickerbocker Grill, Chinese and American Restaurant, 152 West 42nd St. at Broadway, New York

#17 The Divan Parisien Restaurant, 17 East 45th Street, New York

#18 The White Turkey Restaurant, 38th Street and Madison Avenue; 12 East 49th Street, off Fifth Avenue; 300 East 57th Street and 2nd Avenue, New York

#22 Chock Full O’Nuts on Lexington Avenue and 86th Street

#25 Restaurant and jazz club on Thompson Street at Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village

#30 Inn of the Clock, United Nations Plaza, 48th Street, East of First Avenue, New York

#33 Stockholm Restaurant, 151 West 51st Street, New York

#34 The Village Barn, 52 West 8th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, New York

#35 Zucca’s Italian Garden, 116-118-120 West 49th St., New York

#37 Purple Tree Lounge, Manger Hotel, Rochester, New York

#42 Inside a New York City speakeasy during Prohibition

Written by Jacob Aberto

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