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Elia restaurant helps Giants secure Harbaugh as coach

Story byWPIX New York City, NYElia restaurant helps Giants secure Harbaugh as coachKate RooneyFri, January 16, 2026 at 2:27 AM UTC·1 min readEAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. (PIX11) — The New York Giants successfully convinced John Harbaugh that Big Blue is the best job available in the NFL, with a little help from a local restaurant in East Rutherford. Elia is owned by Annamaria Adinolfi and her mother, Anna Rosati. Annamaria’s husband runs Elia. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement More Local News When the family bought the space 9 years ago, they knew the relationship with their new neighbors, the New York Giants, would be special. The Giants hold their meetings downstairs, in a private wine cellar that houses 2,500 bottles.

Elia restaurant helps Giants secure Harbaugh as coach

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  • It’s affectionately named the Last Supper room, and very well might have been the site of the last meal John Harbaugh had before becoming the Giants’ new head coach. That meal, roasted halibut with fresh crab meat and winter vegetables, was created specially for Harbaugh by Chef Louis Falcone.
  • But the group, which included GM Joe Schoen and owner Chris Mara, also enjoyed house favorites: octopus, mussels in white wine broth, and Greek salad. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Giants’ history in the spot goes way back.
  • Before Elia moved in, there was a restaurant called Park and Orchard, and legendary Giants head coach Bill Parcells was a regular. Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc.
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