Grand Central Oyster Bar closed for most of 17 months of COVID-19, aside from a nine-day reopening last fall. Matthew McDermott. Spokesman John Cirillo explained the seeming contradiction, ...

The oyster bar inside iconic Grand Central Terminal has been serving commuters, tourists and diners since 1913. After going bankrupt and falling into disuse in . Go to the content Go to the footer.

The century-old Grand Central Oyster Bar has reopened after a two-month renovation – and the good news is the old room, and its fabled vaulted ceilings, is spiffier than ever. But tourists, c… ...

The Grand Central Oyster Bar is delaying its much anticipated reopening. After declaring in August that it would be throwing its doors open on Sept. 7 after a nearly 17-month hiatus, ...

They're a bit more dressed-down, and full of people who know how to do Grand Central Oyster Bar right: skip most of the menu, ...

Three stood out: The signature Grand Central Oyster Bar blue points — named after a Long Island bed but now grown in Copps Island, Connecticut — were giant and juicy, a deal at $2.75 if you ...

Grand Central Oyster Bar opened in 1913 as the main dining room for the newly built Grand Central Terminal. More than a hundred years later, the sprawling subterranean space still serves many of ...

How Grand Central Oyster Bar Became a Design Icon. Inside the 104-year-old restaurant set to win the James Beard Award for its aesthetic appeal. by Rachel Tepper Paley. Apr 26, 2017, 5:23 PM UTC ...

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The Grand Central Oyster Bar wants your recipe for its first oysters Rockefeller contest, to be held during its annual Oyster Frenzy, Sept. 28-30.

As part of its centennial menu, the Oyster Bar will be featuring weekly specials for $20.13, as well as occasional items, like cheesecake, at 1913 prices ($0.19 for the slice of cheesecake). To help ...

A $14.95 oyster dish at the Grand Central Oyster Bar came with a surprise that could be worth thousands of dollars: A diner took a bite of his oyster pan roast earlier this month and found a pearl.