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It seems that restaurateur/ newspaper publisher Jerry Della Femina isn’t getting along too well with certain of East Hampton’s town fathers. The New York Post reported on Tuesday that the “veteran advertising czar” is plenty miffed that he’s been cited for overcrowding in his restaurant, Della Femina, on nine separate occasions and may have to pay fines totaling $4,500. Curiously, Della Femina doesn’t dispute that he’s guilty as charged. His restaurant is restricted by local laws from having any more that 81 patrons at any one time.
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