Monday, April 2, 2012

EV Grieve eatery etc.: Artichoke Pizza sporting neon; Mile End hiring

A few other restuarant-related items that we never got around to posting last week ... Artichoke on East 14th Street now has a new neon sign...



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Apparently popular Boerum Hill-based Mile End Sandwich looks closer to opening on Bond Street...


... and they're hiring...


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Kotobuki is opening soon on Third Avenue near East 10th Street... the Japanese restaurant has a few locations on Long Island... (They are also hiring...)


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Progress at incoming falafel eatery Sahara Citi on East 13th Street between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue...

7 comments:

  1. I've bitched plenty about Artichoke here but that's a pretty cute sign, I must admit. Also, now that they've taken over the former Curly's space, their customers are not clogging up the sidewalk quite so much, which is nice.

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  2. Does someone live in the apartment right next to that Artichoke sign? It is cool, but if I lived in that apartment I might be blinded by the neon!

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  3. I wouldn't mind the sign outside my window. I may actual feel like I live in New York.

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  4. I didn't think they gave out permits for new neon overhanging signs anymore. This one doesn't look as bright as John's or Veniero's -- whoever lives next to those must be quite nocturnal. P.S. I hate Artichoke's pizza, too thick and heavy (I think they overwork the dough).

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  5. The sign may not look bright from the street, but it wields a pretty strong glare into my apartment across the street. I actually like Artichoke, but I don't understand the need for the sign, it's not like they were lacking for publicity. Everyone in the greater Metro area knows where Artichoke is.

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  6. Totally unnecessary sign, let alone a neon one.

    Re: glare into the above apt, you KNOW this has to be referenced (start at 00:30) -
    http://youtu.be/aMjgHBnpeV0

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