A roundup of New York City restaurants and bars that have closed in August 2025 highlights several long-standing establishments shutting down. Notable closures include Steve's Coffee Shop in Flushing and Bar Nine in Hell's Kitchen, which faced challenges in recovering from COVID. Other closures included Noodies, as co-owners opted to relocate to Thailand, and Eva's Kitchen, which cited overwhelming circumstances for its shutdown. Naruto Ramen's closure in Park Slope revealed a desire for new endeavors, while Mitchell's Soul Food in Prospect Heights ended after over 40 years.
Flushing's over-50-year-old café Steve's Coffee Shop closed on July 27, indicating a significant shift in the local dining landscape as cherished establishments bring an end to their long legacy.
Hell's Kitchen's Dueling-piano bar Bar Nine closed on July 29, with the owner stating the establishment never fully recovered from COVID.
Thai restaurant Noodies in Hell's Kitchen closed on July 30, with the co-owners choosing to relocate to Thailand rather than renewing their lease.
Lower East Side’s Eva's Kitchen, which opened only in April 2024, shut down on July 31 due to 'unforeseen and overwhelming circumstances'.
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