Cafe Espanol
VANISHED
On Bleecker Street since 1976, Cafe Español has shuttered.
There's no note to say why the sudden closing, only a sign that reads: "This restaurant is closed. Trespassers will be prosecuted."
On their website, they write, "Thank you for all of these years by our side, the Cafe Español family."
This is the latest in a string of closures for Manhattan's old-school Spanish restaurants, including El Quijote, El Faro, Francisco's Centro Vasco, and El Paso.
What remains? There is Spain on 13th St., an absolute treasure, and Sevilla on Charles.
Go while you still can.
On Bleecker Street since 1976, Cafe Español has shuttered.
There's no note to say why the sudden closing, only a sign that reads: "This restaurant is closed. Trespassers will be prosecuted."
On their website, they write, "Thank you for all of these years by our side, the Cafe Español family."
This is the latest in a string of closures for Manhattan's old-school Spanish restaurants, including El Quijote, El Faro, Francisco's Centro Vasco, and El Paso.
What remains? There is Spain on 13th St., an absolute treasure, and Sevilla on Charles.
Go while you still can.
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