Sarah JacobsTucked inside New York City's Grand Central Terminal, away from the gazing tourists and hurried passengers, is a commuter's refuge called The Campbell. The newly opened bar and restaurant, run by The Gerber Group, serves classic cocktails in an old-timey space. The decor is an ode to the bar's storied past as a private office to millionaire and railroad executive John Williams Campbell in the 1920s. Before it became The Campbell, the space was run by Mark Grossich under the name The Campbell Apartment.
The One-time Office Of A Millionaire Railroad Executive Has Been Reborn As One Of New York's Hottest Bars
sjacobs@businessinsider.com (Sarah Jacobs), Business Insider
Sat, 05/27/2017 - 7:22am
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