The story
Leonard Bernstein walked out of this 450-seat seafood palace when they refused to serve a Black guest.
Everything that was here
- 1913–1972
Miller Brothers RestaurantRestaurant
Leonard Bernstein walked out of this 450-seat seafood palace when they refused to serve a Black guest.
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