Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Manhattan restaurants Marseille and Nizza are offering an "eat now, pay later" scheme for out-of-work Broadway actors.
Actors can enjoy a meal and pay their bill "as slowly or as quickly as possible, if at all," the restaurants said. "Your success has been our success," the restaurants told actors. Out-of-work Broadway actors can now eat at two New York City restaurants and pay later — or not at all. Sister restaurants Marseille and Nizza in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen announced the "eat now and pay later" policy last week, saying they "want to feed the community that has fed us all these years.
Actors can pay their bill, once theaters reopen, "as slowly or as quickly as possible, if at all," the restaurants said.
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