De Niro Digs Downtown: Unveiling the Actor's NYC Restaurant Empire (Well, Kinda)
Ever wondered where Robert De Niro goes to unwind after a long day of yelling at traffic or giving intense stares to pigeons? Maybe you fancy yourself bumping into Marlon Brando's ghost (who, let's be honest, would totally haunt a spot with phenomenal marinara). Well, my friend, you're in luck! Today, we're diving into the delectable world of... Tribeca Grill.
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| What Restaurant Does Robert De Niro Own In New York City |
Tribeca Grill: Not Quite "Goodfellas" Kitchen, But Close Enough
That's right, folks. While De Niro might not be the sole owner (shout out to restauranteur Drew Nieporent for sharing the reins), Tribeca Grill is the place where this legendary actor decided to channel his inner Don Corleone of cuisine. Opened in 1990, Tribeca Grill has become a downtown Manhattan mainstay, as classic as a De Niro scowl.
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So, what can you expect?
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- A star-studded past (maybe not present): Back in the day, the restaurant's investor list was like a who's who of Hollywood royalty – Bill Murray, Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, the list goes on. These days, your best bet for a celebrity sighting might be a local influencer hawking their green juice cleanse.
- Solid, upscale American fare: Think steaks, chops, seafood, all the delicious things that fuel a busy day of intimidating gangsters... or, you know, regular life. The menu is a crowd-pleaser, perfect for a business lunch or a night out with friends (assuming those friends aren't afraid of a hefty bill).
- Ambiance that whispers "movie magic": Located in a historic Tribeca warehouse, Tribeca Grill boasts exposed brick, high ceilings, and a classic New York vibe. It's the kind of place where you could imagine De Niro himself holding court in a corner booth, settling cinematic disputes over a glass of vino.
FAQ: Tribeca Grill - Your Guide to De Niro's (Sort Of) Place
How to get to Tribeca Grill? Unless you're rocking a helicopter (very cash money of you), it's best to stick to a taxi or rideshare. Address is 375 Greenwich Street, New York, NY.
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How much does it cost? Prepare for a New York City fine dining experience price tag. Entrees can range from around $40 to upwards of $100.
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How's the dress code? Think business casual or smart casual. While you won't need a tuxedo, flip flops and a tank top might get you some side-eye.
How do I make a reservation? You can snag a table by calling the restaurant or booking online through their website [Tribeca Grill website].
How likely am I to actually see Robert De Niro? Let's be honest, probably not very. But hey, you never know! And if not De Niro, there's a good chance you'll spot someone interesting. After all, it is New York City.
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