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When did the Sardi family sell Sardi’s restaurant?
The Sardi family owned the restaurant for six decades, until 1984, when Sardi’s was sold to Show Biz Restaurant Inc. At the time, George Lang Corporation was planning a renovation of the restaurant in the near future.
How many recipes are in Curtain Up at Sardi’s?
In 1957, Vincent Sardi Jr. collaborated with Helen Bryson to compile a cookbook of Sardi’s recipes. Curtain Up at Sardi’s contains nearly 300 recipes ranging from a grilled cheese sandwich to a Champagne cocktail. By 1987, however, Zagat was describing the food as “a culinary laughing stock.”
Why is Sardi’s so important to Broadway theatre?
The restaurant is today considered an institution in Broadway theatre. Over the years, the restaurant became known as a pre- and post-theater hangout, as well as a location for opening night parties, and was where the idea of the Tony Award was devised.
Where was the original location of SARDI’s in Hollywood?
In 1932, a Los Angeles location of Sardi’s opened on Hollywood Boulevard, where it was similarly popular with celebrities. It was destroyed in a fire in 1936. Vincent Sardi Sr. opened Sardi’s East, a French-food eatery, at 123 East 54th Street in 1958.
In 1957, Vincent Sardi Jr. collaborated with Helen Bryson to compile a cookbook of Sardi’s recipes. Curtain Up at Sardi’s contains nearly 300 recipes ranging from a grilled cheese sandwich to a Champagne cocktail. By 1987, however, Zagat was describing the food as “a culinary laughing stock.”
The restaurant is today considered an institution in Broadway theatre. Over the years, the restaurant became known as a pre- and post-theater hangout, as well as a location for opening night parties, and was where the idea of the Tony Award was devised.
Who was first to draw caricatures at Sardi’s?
In fact, it was Hoffman who first brought Alex Gard to Sardi’s for lunch at the Cheese Club table. Gard drew caricatures of the Cheese Club members, and Vincent Sardi hung them above their table. It was then that Sardi recalled the drawings at Zelli’s and made his deal with Gard.
