CHUTTERSNAP

A red car parked in front of a restaurant

The New York Hotel, built in 1906 by mining magnate O.J. Salisbury, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Salisbury hired architect R.K.A. Kletting, known for the Utah State Capitol, to design the building. In the 1970s, John Williams and Tom Sieg purchased and remodeled it, opening the New Yorker restaurant in 1978. The hotel became a hub for fine dining with the addition of Market Street Grill and Oyster Bar. It remains a symbol of successful historic restoration.

Zoshua Colah

Finn

A man setting up the raw oyster bar during pre-service and Hook and Barrel's grand opening in Myrtle Beach, SC.

James Trenda

a man standing behind a table filled with food

Yoav Aziz

a wooden tray topped with glasses filled with liquid

Gin tasting paddle with oyster and sashimi

Daniel Bigalke

A city street filled with lots of tall buildings

salchichadogg

a bar with a bunch of bottles of wine on it

Oyster bar