#Hamptons eatery burns famed table where Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein dined
“#Hamptons eatery burns famed table where Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein dined”
At the posh 75 Main in Southampton, owner Zach Erdem insists on only good vibes. That’s why he chopped up and torched Table 1 — the favorite of onetime regular Jeffrey Epstein, and occasionally, Harvey Weinstein, Saturday.
“I need to burn this f–king table,” said Erdem of the Hamptons hangout’s VIP six-top located in the center of the action.
“I’m sick of the bad energy of this table,” he said of Epstein’s aura. “Every time I see it I think of that sicko.”
The bustling brunch crowd left their tables to gawk at the bonfire in progress, whooping and chanting, “Burn, Epstein, burn!” as Erdem hacked at the cursed table and burned it into oblivion. Renee Downing, a Miami native who summers in the Hamptons, toasted the roasting. “I think this sends a strong statement.”
The pedophile predator, who died last August inside a Manhattan federal jail a month after being arrested on charges of sex trafficking, was a fixture for three years at the Hamptons hotspot, which routinely attracts boldfacers like Leonardo DiCaprio and Kim Kardashian.
“Every single time, every week or two, he came with three or four girls,” Erdem recalled.
He would bark, “I want to go to my table,” according to the restaurateur, who said Epstein was once so impatient for the restaurant’s best table that he bought out the occupants’ entire $1,500 check.
“Just get them out from my table,” Epstein ordered.
“It was the first time I’d seen someone pay a table’s tab to get them out,” Erdem said.
Epstein’s harems were striking, and nauseating.
“The sexiest girls in the house,” Erdem, 39, remembered. “They had nice shoes, were in good shape, but they looked really young. I knew something wasn’t right. At first I thought they were his kids, but then with all the drinking and partying, I realized they weren’t his kids.”
Manager Ioana Rosu was once imperiously instructed by Epstein to bring champagne to the young girls. “I asked for IDs for them and told him they have to be 21,” she told The Post, adding that Epstein would “give me hands full of money” to take care of his table. “He insisted, but I said I can’t break the law.”
The private bacchanals often disgusted fellow diners, who complained about how young Epstein’s female companions looked. Erdem recalled one incident when a too-touchy-feely Epstein was dressed down.
“What are you doing with underage girls, you idiot? They’re too young,” an outraged older female patron lectured.
“They’re all over 18,” Epstein shot back, and had the girls show their IDs.
Epstein then scowled to Erdem, “I’ll pay for their f–king dinner. Just get these people out of the restaurant.”
Epstein “wouldn’t tell anything about his business or what he does for a living,” Erdem recalled, adding he never knew the scope of Epstein’s predation until years later.
“I didn’t know what he did. I thought he was a womanizer like everyone else,” he said.
Epstein abruptly stopped dining at 75 Main in 2014. By January 2015, his world would come tumbling down, with Virginia Roberts filing court papers in Florida claiming she was forced by Epstein to have sex with Prince Andrew and lawyer Alan Dershowitz when she was underage.
Epstein wasn’t the only blight of the round table.
“It was the same table Harvey liked,” said Erdem of convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein.
He recalled how the portly Hollywood producer would serially hit on uninterested women.
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