A landmark in Central Park is reopen for the summer after closing for a few months to undergo a multi-million dollar renovation.
The Loeb Boathouse opened its doors once again on Saturday, or at least part of it, following the extensive work that was done after it closed toward the end of last year. Crushed by skyrocketing costs for labor and goods, the restaurant closed down in Oct. 2022, with all 163 employees at the restaurant laid off. That’s when the city’s Park’s Department started looking for a new operator.
They found a familiar and homegrown company to take over operating the boathouse: Legends Hospitality, which does the concessions
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