That's the word from Alison Herman, who covered Monday night's CB3/SLA meeting for Eater. You can read more about Zaragoza's plight here.
In other action... the CB3/SLA committee OK'd a sidewalk cafe with liquor license extension for Nicoletta, foodie boner guy Michael White's new pizzeria coming to 10th Street and Second Avenue.
Eater also has more details on the Standard East Village's approved alterations here.
The Lo-Down has coverage of the meeting here ... and here.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Making the case for Zaragoza Mexican Deli & Grocery to serve beer
6 comments:
Good for them! I love to eat there when I can't get to 47th an 10th.
happy to hear this. well done.
yay! hooray!
ok i am seriously hungry now. on a strict diet though.
Wow, finally a liquor license for a place people in the neighborhood actually go.
That's great news, thank goodness!
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