Nov 8, 2011 5:44 PM
Salivar's restaurant, a dockside landmark on Montauk Harbor, has been sold. COURTESY TOWN & COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Salivar’s restaurant, a landmark on the docks on Montauk Harbor, has been sold for $3.3 million, Judi Desiderio of Town & Country Real Estate in East Hampton announced on Monday.
The buyers are Brian Obergfell, a New York City attorney, and his wife, Jo-Ann Obergfell. “Both are Montauk lovers, they love Montauk,” Ms. Desiderio said, “and according to Brian, he’s been going to Salivar’s since he was a kid.”
Salivar’s, which was owned by the late Pete Chimpoukchis, was a thriving bar and diner-type restaurant for decades, popular with fishermen leaving the harbor in the early-morning hours, late-night bar patrons who could stumble over to the restaurant for breakfast after last call, and with tourists who came to inspect the mounted head of a great white shark caught by Frank Mundus, who... more
The buyers are Brian Obergfell, a New York City attorney, and his wife, Jo-Ann Obergfell. “Both are Montauk lovers, they love Montauk,” Ms. Desiderio said, “and according to Brian, he’s been going to Salivar’s since he was a kid.”
Salivar’s, which was owned by the late Pete Chimpoukchis, was a thriving bar and diner-type restaurant for decades, popular with fishermen leaving the harbor in the early-morning hours, late-night bar patrons who could stumble over to the restaurant for breakfast after last call, and with tourists who came to inspect the mounted head of a great white shark caught by Frank Mundus, who... more
