Alleva Dairy in New York’s Little Italy neighborhood still plans on serving up cheeses despite the setback.
The back rent in question accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic, during which time the Manhattan institution failed to pay a total $509,106 of its $23,756 a month rent,. Additionally difficult for the mozzarella merchant during the coronavirus was the fact that many of the neighborhood eateries, which spent lots of cheddar on its cheeses, were closed for much of the pandemic — a huge financial loss for the store. Christopher SadowskiOwner Karen King.Alleva’s landlord, Jerome G.
At a subsequent court hearing, owner Karen King and her lawyer offered not only to immediately put up $250,000 but to also pay off the lease’s duration. But the proposal was rejected — the landlord’s lawyer refused, according to King’s attorney. “Today is one of the saddest days in the 130-year history of this illustrious Little Italy landmark,” King mourned in a press release announcing both the bankruptcy and the shop’s decision to remain open. “We will continue to strive to keep Alleva Dairy alive.”
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