Keith McNally has been a controversy magnet since way before his beef with James Corden.
. He walked back his call-out of James Corden. He called out James Corden once more. For the thousands of new Instagram followers McNally gained during the back and forth, this may have been the first time his name crossed their paths or their phone screens. But the London-born owner of New York restaurants, including Balthazar and Minetta Tavern, has been making waves—and causing controversy—for decades., McNally has been a scene-maker.
The word iconic gets thrown around a lot these days, but within the New York restaurant world, McNally certainly approaches icon-status. Whatever you think about him, you have to admit: Keith McNally knows how to cultivate a vibe., That stroke, in 2017, left him partially paralyzed, and the next year, his second wife Alina McNally filed for divorce. In 2020, COVID shut down his entire restaurant empire, which, along with divorce expenses, “cost me 10 million dollars,” he said in a 2021
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