Irish pub Neary’s, a beloved Midtown Manhattan institution, is closing its doors after 57 years. The family announced this news in a heartfelt letter to their loyal customers.
According to the source, the last day of business for Neary’s will be this Friday.
In the letter, the Neary family invited everyone to join them for a final toast, celebrating their father and the pub’s successful run.
“Dear Neary’s family and friends,” the letter began, “After an incredible 57-year run, Neary’s will bid farewell on Friday, July 19th.
With heartfelt appreciation and love, we look back on Neary’s remarkable journey on 57th Street (now Jimmy Neary Way!).
It all began on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th, 1967, when our beloved father, Jimmy Neary, and his partner, Brian Mulligan, first opened Neary’s doors.
From the outset, our father recognized Sutton Place as the perfect location, and his instincts proved absolutely correct.”
The letter continued, expressing gratitude to their parents. “In closing, we are forever grateful for our extraordinary parents who taught us the values of hard work, respect, faith, generosity, gratitude, and love of country.
We feel their love and support today and always. Mom and Dad, we love and cherish you both.”
Neary’s has been more than just a pub; it has been a cherished gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
The pub’s warm atmosphere, traditional Irish decor, and friendly service have made it a favorite spot for many over the years.
The closing of Neary’s marks the end of an era for Midtown Manhattan.
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It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit and dedication of the Neary family and their commitment to providing a welcoming place for all who walk through their doors.
For those who have enjoyed the hospitality of Neary’s, the family invites you to join them in celebrating the pub’s legacy. Raise a glass and share your memories of this iconic establishment.
The final toast will be a fitting tribute to 57 years of hard work, love, and community.