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85 Greenwich Street
Jersey City, NJ
(675) 576-8175
https://www.georges-ny.com · Claim this restaurant listing — free dofollow link + 5 keywords
Contact details enriched from George's New York’s website.
Hours: 06:00-17:00
Service options: Outdoor seating
Accessibility: Wheelchair access limited
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Based in Jersey City, NJ, George's New York is a restaurant on the hashtag.org map. Service options include outdoor seating. It's located at 85 Greenwich Street. Also, Hours: 06:00-17:00. The local food scene leans toward Pizza, American, Italian. You can reach it by phone at (675) 576-8175. The area sees roughly 50 inches of rain a year. _If we dedicate ourselves to simplicity, we will be more real…_. Its website is https://www.georges-ny.com. Other restaurants nearby include Bao Bao Cafe (0.1 mi) and Bill's Bar and Burger (0.1 mi). Wheelchair access is limited. That is why we have been here for so many years and strive to faithfully follow our values. At the corner of Greenwich and Rector Streets, three blocks south of the World Trade Center, the rebirth of George’s Restaurant clearly captures the atmosphere of the area. Thanks to great food, the place’s personality and design, George’s Restaurant is considered a legend. A New York legend that opened its gates on 1950, has been famous of the big portion plates and its people’s smile. In a neighborhood which is trademarked by stress and extreme fast pace, George’s is an oasis for people to sit down, relax and enjoy their breakfast, lunch or dinner. A year after the tragic events of 9/11, with a structural damage caused by the terrorist attack, George’s Restaurant had to be demolished. The owners George and his son Billy Koulmentas standing in front of the rumbles made the decision to rebuild. They owed it to the generations of people who considered this small restaurant a haven of rest and relaxation. And they succeeded. They built a beautiful restaurant, adding one more story, doubling the