Courtesy of EV Grieve First Avenue correspondent Blue Glass.
On First Avenue between 12th Street and 13th Street.
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
And now, a daytime shot of the incoming Papa John's
Courtesy of EV Grieve First Avenue correspondent Blue Glass.
On First Avenue between 12th Street and 13th Street.
Previously.
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Does the triple X on the windows mean there'll be porn available or that they'll be serving Ballantines? Someone should call Bijou to attend the opening.
ReplyDeleteNo, those are the Xs that appear on your eye lids after eating there.
ReplyDeletehow on earth people living in NYC can choose Papa Johns is beyond me, then i heard sty town had one... of course they do! its bro central! such a disgrace
ReplyDeleteWhat? Stuy Town does not have a Papa Johns.
ReplyDeleteAnd the people who chose Papa Johns are the same people who choose to eat at Outback Steakhouse and Olive Garden. B & T!!
Stuy Town doesn't have a PJ, it's has Bruno, the "king of raviolis!" who has waged war on waist lines.
ReplyDeleteThey do have a new Tampon Hut though.
@LuxLiving
ReplyDeleteDouble Ha! for both comments!
Papa John's is something of an institution in the Midwest. This means that everyone who goes to this site will hate them, and they will be a big hit in Manhattan, particularly south of 14th Street.
ReplyDeleteBut I lived in a Midwestern city known for its flat crust pizza and its not bad. Good drunk food. Its much better eaten, though, in a Midwestern city.
Why oh why does New York City of all places have Papa Johns? MULTIPLE Papa Johns?
ReplyDeleteSigh.