Stanley Zabar, co-owner of iconic NYC gourmet food shop, dies at 94

Stanley Zabar, co-owner of the famed New York City gourmet food shop, has died.He was 94.

Zabar’s announced his death in a post on its Instagram on Tuesday, calling Stanley Zabar “a quiet force behind our family business.” According to the post, Zabar worked alongside his brother, Saul Zabar, “to build upon and carry forward the vision of their parents, Louis and Lillian Zabar.” From left, Stanley Zabar and Saul Zabar in 1999.Ron Galella Collection / GettyLouis and Lillian Zabar opened the eatery on Manhattan’s Upper West Side in 1934.The cause of death was not announced, but The New York Times reported that Zabar died from cancer, citing his daughter Dr.

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