
The plywood came down yesterday at 128 Second Ave. between St. Mark's Place and Seventh Street... providing a look at the new Kati Roll Company... EVG correspondent Derek Berg looked inside, where some workers were celebrating the near-completion of the space...




Kati Roll Company is expected to be open next week. This will be the fourth location in the city.

[EVG photo]
The Stage, the 35-year-old lunch counter, closed here on March 30, 2015. Stage owner Roman Diakun had been involved in an ongoing legal/eviction battle with landlord Icon Realty. (You can read that background here.)
Previously on EV Grieve:
A few more details about the Kati Roll Company coming to 2nd Avenue
2 comments:
Does anyone know how Roman and the staff are doing? They were all such a vital part of this neighborhood, it's heartbreaking not knowing what has become of them.
Why don't they re open stage somewhere nearby?
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