- New York’s Balthazar restaurant owner has lifted a ban on James Corden.
- Keith McNally had previously accused Corden, of being abusive to his employees.
- McNally claimed Corden called him later and that he “apologized profusely.”
New York restaurateur James Corden was banned from his restaurant after receiving an apology.
The following is an Initial Instagram postKeith McNally called Corden a “tiny Cretin man” and accused him being abusive to his manager and server at the Balthazar restaurant.
In the post, he stated that James Corden was a tremendously talented comedian but a tiny Cretin man. “I don’t often 86 customers, but today I 86’d Corden. It was not funny. It was not funny.
McNally stated that Corden was also “the most abusive customer to my Balthazar server since the restaurant opened 25-years ago.”
However, this is a follow up Instagram postMcNally replied, “James Corden just phoned me and I am deeply sorry.”
He stated that anyone who is kind enough to offer an apology to a lazy layabout such as me (and my staff), shouldn’t be barred from any country. Balthazar in particular.
Balthazar opened in SoHo in 1997. Celebrities frequent this location. New York elites. This trendy Manhattan restaurant is famous for serving delicious meals. 1,500 people per day.
Insider reached out to Corden and Balthazar representatives but they did not immediately reply.
