Thursday, January 7, 2010

Snacklicious Cinderella story officially over



Being dismantled right now... At Second Avenue near St. Mark's Place...another low-budget food option gone...remember when falafels were marked down to a $1?

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  1. The $1.00 falafel was great!! The people there were nice too.

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  2. they also just don't make names like that anymore. it's snacklicious!

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  3. Cinderella was one of my favorite spots for many years. I'm sad to see it go away.

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  4. What? This place was god awful and creepy. Sadly, though, this leaves the block vulnerable to an upscale gelato option.

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  5. Good point, Daniel — this location is ripe for dessert.

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  6. the people there were nice when I used to go there a few years ago. That's just too bad...wonder what's next...please...no froyo.

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  7. Popped in there often enough. The $1 special, while nice, clearly didn't make for a sustainable business model.

    Also, with Mamoun's a block away, and just clearly more exceptional, there ought not to be room for mediocrity.

    Apparently, markets are more efficient than we give them credit for.

    No need to have a falafel place every half-block. Pick the best one and frequent it. Fast Food Darwinism! Same goes for pizza, and we've seen a bit of a shakeout in that market, as well, these past few months.

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  8. And LOVE the above comments!

    Another gelato place! Haha!

    No, wait, noodles, or Korean wings, or Subway...

    ;-)

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  9. I loved the place. One time they tried to sell us a sandwich that was bitten into (they cut off the end). We obviously saw what they did so he offered us the sandwich for half off. Now that's a great business model.

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