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Carnegie Diner & Cafe and Delos Greek Restaurant to open at Jack Resnick & Sons’ 200 Chambers St.

Carnegie Diner & Cafe bar area at 200 Chambers Street - Manhattan, NY
Rendering courtesy of Carnegie Hospitality

Manhattan, NY Jack Resnick & Sons finalized an agreement with Carnegie Hospitality to create a street-level restaurant at 200 Chambers St., a TriBeCa luxury condominium tower originally developed by Resnick in 2007.

Carnegie Diner & Cafe and Delos Greek restaurant at 200 Chambers – the first in Lower Manhattan from Carnegie Hospitality – will share 8,450 s/f across the entire blockfront of West St. between Chambers and Warren Sts. Slated to open in summer 2026, the diner will serve its selection of breakfast, lunch and dinner favorites. Delos Greek Restaurant, which had its first opening in the Diamond District next to Carnegie Diner & Cafe, will offer Greek cuisine.

Carnegie Hospitality, which already serves its farm-fresh comfort food from its Central Park and Times Square locations, is in the process of opening a host of additional restaurants across Manhattan and Brooklyn in the coming year. In addition to its New York locations, the group also operates popular diner locations in Secaucus, NJ and Vienna, VA.

“We are glad to bring Carnegie’s quintessentially New York taste and style to Tribeca,” said Jonathan Resnick, president of Jack Resnick & Sons. “This establishment will quickly become a destination for scores of Lower Manhattan residents, workers and visitors.”

Recognized as Tribeca’s first luxury high-rise development, the Resnick family broke ground on the 30-story 200 Chambers in 2005 and has continued to lease and manage its garage and retail spaces since completing the sale of all 258 luxury condominium units in 2007. Resnick also owns and leases a 10,000 s/f building annex to the New York City Department of Education, which is used by neighboring P.S. 234.

Jack Resnick & Sons was represented in the lease transaction by an in-house leasing team of Brett Greenberg and Fran Delgorio. Carnegie Diner and Café was represented by Jeffrey Roseman of Newmark.

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