Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The empty corners of Fifth Street and Second Avenue
Rhong Tiam on the northwest corner of Second Avenue shuttered back in August... and, on the southwest corner, Saturday night marked Sin Sin's last day in business... Walked by last evening for the first time since both places have been closed... and it seemed, well, dark....
I'm curious how much longer these prime corner spaces will remain vacant.... word is the Sin Sin owners will reboot with a new concept sometime soon. (Sin Sin owner Philip Quilter didn't respond yet to an e-mail asking about future plans.)
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ReplyDeleteMaybe Sin Sin will change its name to Virtue Virtue and re-open as a soup kitchen.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it will open as Irish pub as I heard called the dogs bollix
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