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Iconic NYC deli unveils long-hidden private dining room — now renovated after decades of disuse
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business1d ago

Iconic NYC deli unveils long-hidden private dining room — now renovated after decades of disuse

  • Katz's Delicatessen reopened its Ludlow Room, a 68-seat private dining area closing since 1949.
  • The room was inside Katz's corner home at 205 East Houston Street and used as a walk-in refrigerator after WWII.
  • The Ludlow Room will host private events and seat additional customers during peak hours.
  • Renovations preserved architectural details like tin ceilings and period-inspired lighting.
  • Katz’s owner Jake Dell said reopening feels like uncovering a forgotten chapter of the family story.
  • Katz's has history dating to 1888 and is known for hand-carved pastrami and thick-cut fries.
  • The Ludlow Room's reopening aligns with Katz’s history of hosting notable events and visitors.
  • The Ludlow Room is part of Katz’s broader narrative as a living piece of New York history.
  • Katz’s serves as a longtime NYC landmark with decades of tradition amid changing neighborhoods.
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Software engineer quit a $250,000 job to open a matcha cafe in Manhattan: 'I wanted purpose and meaning'
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business19h ago

Software engineer quit a $250,000 job to open a matcha cafe in Manhattan: 'I wanted purpose and meaning'

  • Yeung left a six-figure software salary to open Matcha House in Manhattan, seeking purpose over pay.
  • She opened Matcha House after researching matcha in Japan and working early shifts at Starbucks to learn operations.
  • Yeung invested about $150,000 of her own money into Matcha House and aims for first-year profitability.
  • She cut living costs by leaving a Manhattan studio and sharing an apartment to support the venture.
  • Matcha House aims to be profitable in its first year, with early months closer to break-even.
  • Yeung now prioritizes meaningful work over money, finding fulfillment in running the cafe.
  • Yeung built a small team over time and reinvests profits to support staffing and operations.
  • Yeung draws on personal savings and reduced expenses to fund the cafe without debt.
  • Her experience reflects a broader trend of tech workers seeking purposeful entrepreneurship.
  • Matcha House focuses on a limited menu to control costs and maintain quality.
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