Golden Age Hospitality

Overview

Golden Age Hospitality is a New York City-based hospitality company that designs, develops, and operates food and beverage venues [2][3]. Founded in 2012 by Jon Neidich, the company is composed of industry leaders with a combined 50+ years of experience [4]. The company describes itself as New York City's leading design-driven boutique hospitality company [1].

Golden Age Hospitality's portfolio includes eight venues across New York City [6][7]. These establishments span a piano supper club, natural wine bars, and French fine dining [8]. The company's venues include Bar Bianchi, Elvis, Le Dive, The Nines, Monsieur, Deux Chats, Lucy's, and The Happiest Hour, with locations throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn [6][7]. The company prioritizes revenue growth and service excellence in its operations [8].

The company's own site places it in New York: Text explicitly states 'Golden Age Hospitality is New York City's leading design-driven boutique hospitality company' and describes it as ha. [1]

Golden Age Hospitality was founded in 2012 by Jon Neidich and is made up of industry leaders with a combined 50+ years of experience. [4]

Golden Age Hospitality's About page says it owns and operates NYC restaurants and nightlife destinations including The Nines, ACME, Le Dive, Deux Chats and Happiest Hour. [5]

The Golden Age Hospitality homepage lists eight venues: Bar Bianchi, Elvis, Le Dive, The Nines, Monsieur, Deux Chats, Lucy's and The Happiest Hour. [6]

All of Golden Age Hospitality's listed venues are in New York City, including The Nines at 9 Great Jones St., Le Dive at 37 Canal St., Bar Bianchi at 5 Ave A and Deux Chats at 27 Broadway in Brooklyn. [7]