Thursday, January 13, 2011

Seeing double on St. Mark's Place: There are now two 2 Bros

As we first reported on Jan. 3, Totale Pizza on St. Mark's Place near Second Avenue closed... the owners also run the successful 2 Bros a few doors away...

Well, the former Totale space is now another 2 Bros...



Meanwhile, the other location on the block remains open...


Previously on EV Grieve:
Upscale slices for the former Totale space?

11 comments:

  1. This is my hell. Athiests, you are wrong. God hath fury.

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  2. That four bros.
    Check my math on that.

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  3. It's crap pizza. Patsy's on University rules! All slab lab EV suggestions welcome...

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  4. everything is going in the wrong direction far as im concerned. dark times people.

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  5. Totale sucked. For a self-proclaimed "upscale pie", it was slop on a board. Not that the cheapo slices are any better, mind you...

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  6. Sad. Totale was a step in the right direction: quality over quantity. Good for the taste buds, and the waistline.

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  7. The new 2 Bros. Pizza has a "Plus" on the sign. What exactly is "plus" about it? Certainly customers will become plus-sized if they frequent both establishments.

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  8. Ugh, I was dreading this would happen. CB3 can worry about liquor licenses all they want, I would gladly rather hand one over to another frat bar than I would have to endure yet another stretch of sidewalk clogged by punk teens begging for pizza money.

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  9. Looks like the new 2 bros is a bit more upscale for when you are feeling fancy or have a date. LOL.

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  10. I walked by today--and noticed they have a list of many various toppings for a slice in the newer 2 Bros. and the special slices are $1.50..they were still getting things together over there when I walked by.

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  11. Will this throw the delicate pizza/falafel eco-system out of whack?

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