Thursday, May 3, 2012

Meatball Factory closed for the moment


Over on 14th Street and Second Avenue, the 7-month-old Meatball Factory is closed... there's no sign, and there wasn't any sign of any workers on the scene. (Perhaps in the cellar?) There isn't a message on the restaurant's Facebook page or Twitter account (which haven't been updated the past month) ... and no one answered the phone when we called; no outgoing message ... so... we'll try again later.

11 comments:

  1. Everytime I walked by this place, it was pretty full. Inside job issues?

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  2. They have a grade "pending" in the window, maybe it is related to that.

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  3. I checked the DOH website... didn't see anything there...

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  4. Don't like their meatballs anyway. Why can't there be a meatball maker in the East Village who just makes plain good meatballs and doesn't gunk them up with pretentious rubbish? Apparently that's too much to ask...

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  5. LOFL ! They shoulda kept it as a Nathans

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  6. I just walked by and the door was open. They've painted some crazy colors and designs all over the walls and ceilings. The bar is also gone.

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  7. they were rude.
    they thought they were "above" takeout.
    they wanted to be the new in east village beautiful people go-to spot.
    not in my lifetime.

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  8. Amen to that! I'd sooner eat at Nathan's anyway.

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  9. Knew it was doomed from the start.
    Stolen idea. Bad name factory...Home cooking like Grandma made in her FACTORY.
    cHEF BOYARDEE HAS A FACTORY his meatballs sucked as does all factory food.

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