Restaurant closing

"When I decided the first time to ... close and sell, I should have just stuck with it," the owner said.

Le Privé plans to open at 626 10th Ave., between West 44th and 45th streets, this November.

Chelsea Square Market will have a juice bar and a sandwich and panini counter, the owner said.

Owner Javier Quintans said he plans to sell the eatery and the building that houses it.

The restaurant at the corner of 56th Street has been embroiled in a legal battle with its landlord.

The Jones, which opened a little over a year ago, will serve its last meal on Thursday, its owner said.

Owners Daniele Valensi and Alessandra McCarthy couldn't keep up with rising rents, they said. 

"It's very heartbreaking, because we really love Chelsea and the community has been really great to us."

The restaurant's owner is filing for bankruptcy, two employees who worked for his catering company said.

The restaurant will serve up fried chicken, biscuits and other Southern fare, its manager said.

The owners plan to open a new Greek restaurant in Bay Ridge, a sign on the door says.

A looming rent increase was part of the reason the West 67th St. restaurant is closing, the owner said.

"It just didn't make sense to continue," said owner Tommy Demaras. "We're older now. We've got kids."

The longtime Thai restaurant has closed on West 72nd Street.

Ganso Yaki, at 515 Atlantic Avenue, and Sushi Ganso, at 31 Third Avenue, are now closed.