New York ‘Legends’ Close Hudson Valley Eatery After Nearly 50 Years
A popular Hudson Valley eatery has closed after nearly 50 years.
Bueti's Deli opened up in Westchester County in 1977.
Deli Opened In Westchester County In 1977
"Proud to be serving Mount Kisco and Bedford Hills since 1977!," the deli's Facebook states.
Owners closed down the Mount Kisco location a few years ago and Hudson Valley Post has learned the deli located on Bedford Road in Bedford Hills, New York just served its last customer.
The deli's website is now offline and the phone stopped working.
Longtime Bedford Hills, New York Deli Is Closed
Google says the deli is "temporarily closed." However, reports on social media have confirmed the deli is actually closed for good.
"My dad bought this building for 30 thousand dollars in 1959. Honestly a huge accomplishment for an Italian immigrant," Rob N Les Saccomanno wrote on Facebook after news of the deli's closing broke. "Dad u did well! ❤️"
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Owners Are "Mt. Kisco Legends"
The deli closed for good a few weeks ago.
"They are truly Mt. Kisco legends," John Geller wrote on Facebook about the deli's owners.
Reason For Westchester County, New York Deli's Closing
Reports on social media say owners have retired.
"The Bueti family worked very hard to keep that place running. Can you imagine open 7 days a week and cooking all of that delicious food? I'm so sorry that they closed but I understand why...wish I had picked up a few meatballs when I was there a couple of weeks ago. Congratulations on your retirement Bueti Family....your family and food will be greatly missed," Sandra Iozzo Cardea wrote.
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