Number 5

Broome County restauranteur Jim McCoy is leaving the business he's been involved in for nearly six decades.

The historic Binghamton firehouse that was home to "Number 5" restaurant for decades now is fully leased as a redevelopment project nears completion.

Jim McCoy is getting set to return to the restaurant business with the launch of a new establishment in Endicott's Union District.

Longtime Broome County restauranteur Jim McCoy is looking forward to developing the menu for the new eatery he plans to launch in Endicott's Union District in a few weeks.

When it comes to fine dinning in Binghamton, nobody did it better than the Number 5. I didn't go there often, but we had some fun times there years ago.

The owner of two of Broome County's fine-dining establishments says they'll be ending operations in a matter of days.

The owner of Binghamton's landmark Number 5 restaurant is looking to the future when he's able to welcome diners to his new venture in Endicott.

Folks who were hoping for one final dinner at Number 5 restaurant before the planned closure of the beloved Binghamton business might not get the chance.

A major redevelopment project in the area of the iconic Number 5 restaurant on Binghamton's South Side has been approved by the city planning commission.

The owner of Binghamton's iconic Number 5 restaurant is assuring customers that the establishment is still in operation.