Thursday, December 15, 2011

NYPD shuts down the Sunburnt Cow

A little earlier this evening, several readers noted that a strong force of NYPD detectives zoomed in on the Sunburnt Cow on Avenue C near Ninth Street...


Detectives at the scene weren't talking, though one did offer "they won't be open this weekend." According to a flyer attached to the front gate ... the NYPD closed the bar-restaurant for ...


"Criminal sale and possession of controlled substances  — marijuana."

We left a message for the Sunburnt Cow's rep.

9 comments:

  1. This place has always seemed super sketchy. So many giggly, drunken sorority sisters out front for weekend brunch. Barf, Buffy.

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  2. Sunburnt Cow kindly used to offer its bathroom to patrons of an outdoor theater company I used to work with--no kidding, The Blunt Theater.

    Sunburnt Cow has survived several years in that spot, which was sadly a bit of a revolving door for a few years. One of the cafes, one or two tenants before it was Sunburnt Cow, had the best coffee I've ever had in NYC, served in these huge, bowl-like cups. Well, to paraphrase some artwork by Ward Sutton on a recent Village Voice cover ("How to be a New Yorker"), at least it stayed a cafe, and didn't become a Duane Reade or Capital One Bank.

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  3. Why didn't EVG clue us in before it was over? Damn.

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  4. I agree with 5:58, how about some coded posts, like, "Special Christmas trees sometimes seen here" or something, come May we'll figure it out...

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  5. Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel

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  6. I'd like to buy an egg?

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  7. Thanks to the comment from anon at 11:02. I'll look into that!

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  8. Please keep your doors shut. This place attracts some awful patrons. Not something that will be missed. I apologize to the trash that likes to get blackout drunk during aycd brunch. Please stay shut

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