Stanley Zabar, a co-owner of the iconic New York City gourmet food shop Zabar’s, has died at 94, according to family and multiple outlets. The business is described as a longtime family enterprise that became a well-known food destination.
Coverage emphasizes Zabar’s role within the landmark shop. The New York Times notes that he managed the business’s books and the store’s operations tied to its signature items, while also highlighting that he ran the store with his brother Saul and another partner. NBC News similarly focuses on his position as co-owner. The New York Post frames him as the “brains” behind the family business and highlights a family characterization of his behind-the-scenes influence.
