Porchetta outpost taking over the Mingala Burmese space
Earlier today we mentioned thatMingala Burmese Restaurant at 21 East Seventh St. (a few doors east of McSorley's) had closed. Now Eater brings word that the folks behind Porchetta just down the street have applied for a liquor license here.
can you grieve about Agnes and Eva's Cafe closing down? it was this nice cafe owned/operated by a mom & daughter, you go downstairs to this lil room blissfully away from the usual manh bustle... free wifi, decent brunch foods, no attitude, jazz music playing on stereo, not crowded... i'm so sad, hard to find a non-crowded cafe in the e. village
I can't stand Porchetta's food...almost broke a tooth on the pork crackling, it's as hard as wood. And it reeks of the too much fennel they load it up with it.
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i know it's dreadfully unhip of me, but i find porchetta's food very very boring
I'm with you, Daria... I don't understand all the fuss either.
WHA?!? NOOOOOOOOOOO!
I loved Mingala.
*sniffle*
WHA? NOOOOOOOOOO!
I loved this restaurant.
*sniffle*
can you grieve about Agnes and Eva's Cafe closing down? it was this nice cafe owned/operated by a mom & daughter, you go downstairs to this lil room blissfully away from the usual manh bustle... free wifi, decent brunch foods, no attitude, jazz music playing on stereo, not crowded... i'm so sad, hard to find a non-crowded cafe in the e. village
I didn't realize that Agnes & Eva's closed... A shame. Seemed like a lovely little spot.
damn, i have a post in my drafts about Agnes and Eva's *opening.* wish i'd done it earlier. very sad news. they didn't last long at all.
Ugh. Another chain...stop the madness! Bring back the small venues!
I can't stand Porchetta's food...almost broke a tooth on the pork crackling, it's as hard as wood. And it reeks of the too much fennel they load it up with it.
Maybe a pasta place would okay.
Oh, and we're not "unhip". We're BEYOND hip...
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