UPPER EAST SIDE, NY \u2014 Two Upper East Side restaurants are looking to grow in Carnegie and Lenox Hill, according to a recent Community Board Eight meeting.<\/p>\n
The owners of Bread N Wine and Bonjour Crepes, Parvez Eliaas, is taking over the nearby long-vacant home of Feta Bar and Gril at 1436 Lexington Ave., between 93rd and 94th Street. <\/p>\n
The unnamed new spot will be ADA compliant and feature a cafe style menu similar to Eliaas’ other locations and will be open from 8 a.m. to 11 or 11:30 p.m.<\/p>\n In Lenox Hill, Mediterranean spot Sea Salt is taking over a vacant spot just a block away at 1113 First Ave., between East 61st and 62nd streets, where One Lenox used to be located.<\/p>\n While carrying over the casual vibes of its sister restaurant, the new, unnamed eatery will serve up Asian fusion and will seat 36 diners with new ADA upgrades.<\/p>\n In pizza news, longtime Neapolitan hit San Matteo is moving to a larger space at 1716 Second Ave., near East 89th Street, after losing their lease at their original location near East 90th Street after 15 years, according to a representative.<\/p>\n The new spot will have parklet dining, 46 seats and a full menu of Italian fare.<\/p>\n And another pizza place, Salvo’s Pizzabar at 1477 York Ave. near East 78th Street, is changing hands from its longtime owners. Everything will remain the same under new ownership, a representative said.<\/p>\n \n Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.<\/p>\nFind out what's happening in Upper East Sidewith free, real-time updates from Patch.<\/h2>\n
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