According to a Department of Labor filing, 163 employees will be laid off when the restaurant shuts down (via EaterNY)
, owner Dean Poll cited rising costs of labor and goods for the closing, which would result in the permanent layoffs of 163 union employees, represented by the New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council. “The volume was there,” Poll tells Patch. “But the expenses just eat away at it.”, after investment banker Carl M.
Loeb and his wife Adeline donated $305,000 to fund a new construction that would replace a crumbling wooden structure built in 1873 to accommodate the rising popularity of summertime boating at the lake.
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