NEW YORK (WABC) -- It's the end of an era on the New York City dining scene Tuesday, as the famed The Four Seasons closed its doors in Manhattan.
Investors in the iconic 57-year-old restaurant decided to pull funding due to lack of customers.
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It comes less than a year after the restaurant moved to a new location on East 49th Street.
The famed eatery first opened in 1959 in the Seagram Building and was later designated as a local landmark.
It was known for creating the "power lunch" -- and it shuttered after a final lunch service.
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Next month, the restaurant will auction off some items, including flatware and barstools.
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