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Opinion: Farewell to Greenwich s version of Cheers
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CREW restaurant in Greenwich closed in April 2021 after 14 years.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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From left, Leslie Cooper, Chris Geideman, Kate Cole, John Cooper and Ralph Wyman at CREW restaurant, which was owned by Geideman. CREW closed in April 2021.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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On Dec. 17, 2007 a valiant young man opened a new restaurant, CREW, at 280 Railroad Ave. in Greenwich.
Youthful at that time, Chris Geideman (aka Geidy) already had 20 years of restaurant experience under his belt. I first knew of him as a manager of the beloved Boxing Cat Grill in Old Greenwich. Sadly for us, Chris sold the business, and CREW closed April 24, 2021 after an amazing 14-year run.