Dallas, Texas, January 3, 2026
New York Sub, a cherished sandwich shop in Dallas, will close its doors at the end of February 2026 after 53 years of serving the community. The closure is due to difficulties in lease renewal negotiations and financial challenges following the sale of the building. The restaurant team is appealing for support in finding a new location or someone to take over the beloved eatery, which has been a staple for its hearty sandwiches and vibrant community role.
Dallas, Texas: New York Sub Announces Closure After 53 Years
New York Sub, a beloved Dallas sandwich shop, will close its doors at the end of February 2026 after 53 years of service. The closure is due to challenges in lease renewal negotiations and financial pressures.
Lease Renewal and Financial Challenges
The building housing New York Sub on Asbury Street was recently sold. The new owners have been kind, but the restaurant team stated that they simply can’t make the new financial terms work. The sudden closure news has saddened many loyal patrons and community members who have shared their appreciation for the restaurant and its team.
Community Appeal for Support
The team has appealed to the community for help in finding a new location or someone to take over the restaurant. They further encouraged the community to share the post, visit the shop, and help celebrate its long history. They would love to find a new location nearby or find someone who wants to take over and keep New York Sub alive at its longtime home across from SMU.
Background of New York Sub
Founded in 1974, New York Sub has been a staple in the Dallas community, known for its big and loaded sandwiches, along with homemade fresh brisket and pastrami. Some of the recommended items include the Texas Club, Turkey Pastrami Reuben, and Mango flavor Joe Tea. The eatery has been a favorite spot for first dates, post-game meals, and late-night study breaks, serving the community for over five decades.
Recent Restaurant Closures in Dallas
New York Sub’s closure follows a series of recent restaurant closures in Dallas. In 2025, several long-standing establishments, including a 45-year-old sub sandwich shop, a 90-year-old pie shop, and more, closed their doors. These closures highlight the challenges faced by local restaurants in maintaining operations amid changing economic conditions and lease negotiations.
Looking Ahead
As New York Sub prepares to close, it invites the community to visit and enjoy their favorite sandwiches before saying goodbye. The team remains hopeful for a new beginning and continues to seek support from the community to keep the legacy of New York Sub alive.
FAQ
Why is New York Sub closing?
New York Sub is closing due to challenges in lease renewal negotiations and financial pressures. The building housing the restaurant was recently sold, and the new financial terms are not feasible for the business.
When is New York Sub closing?
New York Sub is scheduled to close at the end of February 2026.
Can the community help New York Sub find a new location?
Yes, the New York Sub team is appealing to the community for help in finding a new location or someone to take over the restaurant. They encourage the community to share the post, visit the shop, and help celebrate its long history.
What is the history of New York Sub?
Founded in 1974, New York Sub has been a staple in the Dallas community, known for its big and loaded sandwiches, along with homemade fresh brisket and pastrami. The eatery has been a favorite spot for first dates, post-game meals, and late-night study breaks, serving the community for over five decades.
What other restaurants have recently closed in Dallas?
In 2025, several long-standing establishments in Dallas closed their doors, including a 45-year-old sub sandwich shop, a 90-year-old pie shop, and more. These closures highlight the challenges faced by local restaurants in maintaining operations amid changing economic conditions and lease negotiations.
Key Features of New York Sub
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Established | 1974 |
| Location | 3411 Asbury Street, Dallas, TX 75205 |
| Specialties | Big and loaded sandwiches, homemade fresh brisket and pastrami |
| Popular Items | Texas Club, Turkey Pastrami Reuben, Mango flavor Joe Tea |
| Community Role | Favorite spot for first dates, post-game meals, and late-night study breaks |
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