Monday, December 11, 2017

Boris and Horton, the dog friendly coffee shop, now hiring on Avenue A



Work continues at the northwest corner of Avenue A and 12th Street for Boris & Horton, billed as "New York's first dog friendly coffee shop and community space."

Signage points to a winter 2017 debut (sometime before March 20 then).

Meanwhile, Boris is hiring... (Must love dogs?)



As cut and pasted previously: the space will be divided by a glass wall into two sections, per Department of Health rules. There will be a cafe side with food and drinks for humans, and a dog-friendly side that will sell pet supplies.

The owners are Logan Holzman and her father, Coppy. The cafe is named after their dogs. The Holzmans have said that they will host dog adoption events here.

Previously on EV Grieve:
On tonight's CB3-SLA docket: Boris & Horton, New York's first dog friendly coffee shop

Dec. 1 date set for Boris & Horton, Avenue A's new dog cafe

Honeyhaus is the latest departure on 11th Street



Honeyhaus, a coffee shop on 11th Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue, has apparently closed. The space has been cleared out and the phone disconnected.

I don't know when this happen. EVG reader AgNO3 left a comment about the closure this past weekend.

The owner, Andre Muñez, previously ran a clothing boutique in this space called Catalog.

It's been a tough year for this block. This closure follows the departures of the coffee shop-boutique Fair Folks & a Goat as well as Anna, Odin and Pas de Deux.

The cafe opened as Honey House in August 2014. The name morphed into Honeyhaus at some point.

Sunday, December 10, 2017

The 'other' hawk



As Goggla first pointed out on Friday, Christo, the red-tailed hawk of Tompkins Square Park, has been seen in the companionship of another hawk while Dora recuperates from an injured wing.

The Park's hawkarazzi have been busy keeping an eye on the new hawk, called Not-Dora (Nora?) or Arod (for the opposite of Dora, plus Arod had an affair with Madonna).

Steven shared these photos of the new hawk hanging around the Park...













This relationship has possibly been blown out of proportion. To date, Christo and Not-Dora have only been spotted sharing a branch and, possibly, a rat.

As Goggla wrote on Friday:

Red-tails mate for life and the good news is Dora is alive. She will be released back into the park when she is healed, but that could take some time. What will happen at that time remains to be seen. I'm hoping everything will work out as it should.

Previously on EV Grieve:
Scandal in Tompkins Square Park as Christo courts new hawk while Dora recuperates

The Tompkins Square Park holiday tree — now with the lights on



EVG contributor Steven shared this photo this afternoon from the 26th annual tree lighting in Tompkins Square Park.

And via Lola Sāenz ...



Updated 8 p.m.

EVG reader Cheyenne passed along these photos of some of the dogs in attendance ...







... and a shot of the tree...


Week in Grieview


[Midnight Saturday in Tompkins Square Park via a reader]

Stories posted on EVG this past week included...

Remembering Toyo Tsuchiya (Friday)

RIP Magdalena Wassiltschuk (Tuesday)

Out and About with Holly DeRito, owner of Waggytail Rescue (Wednesday)

Dora is on the mend (Tuesday) while Christo moves on to Not-Dora (Friday)

New owner lined up for the Grassroots Tavern, which closes on New Year's Eve (Monday)

NYPD searching for man who exposed himself in Tompkins Square Park (Thursday)

GG's looks to be yielding to Emmy Squared on 5th Street (Thursday)

Pourt has closed on Cooper Square (Monday)

Police seeking this grand larceny suspect on 11th Street (Monday)

A milestone for 'Stomp' (Tuesday)

Hot Pot Central closes on 2nd Avenue (Wednesday)

Free screening of 'It's a Wonderful Life' at Ciao for Now on Dec. 15 (Thursday)

TK Kitchen is closing on St. Mark's Place (Friday)

Hibachi Dumpling Express rolls onto 14th Street; so long Stuyvesant Organic (Friday)

Bright Audio moves on Avenue A (Tuesday)

New storefront reveal on 2nd Street (Thursday)

It snowed. A little. (Saturday)

Looking at Mani in Pasta on 14th Street (Monday)

65 E. 2nd St. now with a little off the ask (Tuesday)

You can now press your face against the windows of the incoming Target store on 14th and A (Monday)

You Gotti be kidding me: Mobster biopic pulled 10 days before release (Tuesday)

Donner and Blitzen's Reindeer Lounge opens for the month in the former No Malice Palace space (Monday)

A campaign to #SitOutSantaCon (Wednesday) ... and a photo recap of SantaCon (Saturday)

And, as of Dec. 2, this mural went up in First Street Green Art Park via East Village resident Arianna Margulis, creator of the Instagram illustration series But Like Maybe (read more about her here) ...



It's in support of Planned Parenthood.

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Sunday morning's cleanup



A super on 13th Street near Third Avenue was sweeping up some remains of SantaCon...

Holiday Fair at the Neighborhood School TODAY



The Neighborhood School's annual holiday fair is today from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 121 E. Third St. between Avenue A and First Avenue... highlights include a rummage sale and book fair via McNally Jackson (and BOX MAZE!)...


Saturday, December 9, 2017

Saturday's parting shot



Tompkins Square Park today by Bobby Williams...

SantaCon 2017


[Photo via Instagram by James and Karla Murray]

A few scenes from SantaCon today in the East Village...





Above two photos by Steven...

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Above photos by Derek Berg...

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Photo at the DeathStar Shake Shack by 8E...

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1:30 p.m., 2nd Avenue and 9th Street





Photos by Steven

The first snow photo of this Dec. 9



The view on 10th Street and Avenue C at 11 a.m. via Bobby Williams...

Santa Claus is back on 14th and 1st



The Christmas-tree-selling crew on 14th Street near First Avenue broke out the inflatable Santa this morning, as EVG regular Pinch notes ... and just in time for some picturesque snowfall photo opps, like this one...

This inflatable is a little more cheery than the previous models — Grubby ol' St. Nick, Trailer Park Santa Claus, Half-in-the-Bag Santa, etc. — on this corner.


[Who wore it better? Santa or Hercule Poirot?]

Storm center 12/9/17: City crews, IHOP prepped for the snowfall



If you were unsure about going out this morning with the inclement weather, then put your mind at ease... IHOP has prepped its sidewalk on 14th Street for the incoming flurries snow.



Elsewhere, 1 Avenue B has already blown its 2017-18 ice melt budget in one morning...



City crews are out...





Supply lines are open...



So sit back and relax...



P.S.

First sighting... 8:36 a.m.