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Edwin and Neal's Fish Bar is now in service at 345 E. Sixth St. just west of First Avenue. As we first reported, the restaurant is a larger extension of Shane Covey's Upstate, which is still in business around the corner at 95 First Ave. He described Edwin and Neal's as a neighborhood fish place.
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On East Seventh Street, an outpost of the Greenwich Avenue-based Virgola, an oyster and wine bar, has opened at 111 E. Seventh St. between Avenue A and First Avenue ...
Previously on EV Grieve:
More about Edwin and Neal's Fish Bar, coming soon to East 6th Street
Oysters coming to the former Bourgeois Pig space on East 7th Street
6 comments:
Something fishy is going on...
I wonder if they will be using the Bass-o-matic 3000 to blend their drinks?
What about the real Fish Bar on East 5 Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenue? How can two bars have the same name?
Had dinner there the other night... Fantastic.
Pretty ignorant of them to use the same name of a longstanding neighboring business. Real fucking easy not to do that. Weird of them.
I don't "Edwin and Neal's" anywhere on that sign. Just sayin'
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