VANISHING69 Bayard is the little restaurant in Chinatown where the walls are covered with dollar bills.
photo: Winston WandersIt's been there a long time--I don't know how long and the man who answered the phone was too harried to answer that question when I called, but he did tell me that
this Saturday will be 69's last day in business.I also don't know the reason for the closure.
The restaurant is known and loved for being a late-night nosh.
It will be missed by many.
photo: Larry C. on Yelp
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