X2O Xaviars on the Hudson closes after nearly 20 years
As of Sept. 29, X2O Xaviars on the Hudson ended its 20-year license with the city, according to Yonkers mayor Mike Spano.
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1h agoA mainstay along the Yonkers waterfront for nearly two decades has closed.
As of Sept. 29, X2O Xaviars on the Hudson ended its 20-year license with the city, according to Yonkers mayor Mike Spano.
Spano says the restaurant played a significant role in the area's revitalization.
He says the city will announce an agreement with a premier five-star seafood restaurant to take over the property in the coming weeks.
In a statement, chef Peter Kelly said they were sorry to close, but were proud to support the city's schools, hospitals and nonprofit organizations that make an impact on people's lives.