UES’s Rotisserie Georgette Spot to be Taken Over by Traditional Italian Restaurant

Roast meat restaurant Rotisserie Georgette already has a replacement

Rotisserie Georgette, the fowl mecca opened by Georgette Farkas in 2013, has not even been shuttered a month and already, new owners have grabbed up the space at 14 East 60th Street. Nick Tsoulos and Nick Pashalis — who are partners with Tao Group’s Marc Packer in the uber popular Avra restaurants on East 48th Street, East 60th Street, and in Beverly Hills — have signed a lease on the location and plan to transform it into a traditional Italian restaurant, slated to open this summer. (Packer is not part of the new project.)

The focus of the new spot, which is next door to Avra Madison, will be Neopolitan pizza along with pastas, salads and more substantial dishes such as veal Milanese and chicken parmesan.

“Since we know the neighborhood so well, when the Georgette space became available we jumped at the opportunity,’’ said Tsoulos, who has also owned and operated Trata, Patsy’s Pizzerias, Angelo’s Pizzeria, and Good Burger. Rotisserie Georgette, which was opened by the 17-year Daniel Boulod vet Farkas, stayed open for six years on the Upper East Side — Beth Landman, contributing reporter

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