The group goes before the CB3/SLA licensing committee next Monday. And Pride & Joy officials have filed the necessary paperwork with CB3 (PDF), which provides a few more details on the venture (all just proposed):
• Hours: 11 a.m — 4 a.m. seven days a week
• 45 tables seating some 220 people
• 3 total bars in the space (one in the basement, one on First Avenue entrance and one in the East Second Street entrance where Bento Burger was)
• Approximately 30 employees
• Approximately 20 TV monitors
[Pride & Joy photo via Eater Miami]
20 tvs! WTF with the TV's everywhere!!!
ReplyDeleteConsidering it used to be Lucky Chengs, they may be
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Hours: 11 a.m — 4 a.m. seven days a week
ReplyDelete3 total bars in the space
Approximately 20 TV monitors
East Village is the new new Times Square.
Woooooooooooo!
I was looking fwd to a good BBQ option in the hood, but that open to 4am/three bars is kind of a buzz-kill. Its another weekend party joint, that's BBQ themed. (why do people have to be so greedy?)
ReplyDeleteyou lost me at TVs... i dont understand business plans based on a sunday football rush.
ReplyDeleteIf you judge what's coming by their Miami venture, this will be an overpriced eatery with inconsistent BBQ and a large a la carte menu with some real losers.
ReplyDeleteEat at your own risk, this sodium laden "Southern Food" may not agree with your constitution.
Wow, T-102, considering you've posted something negative about Pride and Joy on every single blog/food site, it seems like you have some sort of personal vendetta against this place and clearly nothing better to do :(
ReplyDeleteThere will definitely NOT be 20 TVs at this location. So far there are plans to have about 4 or less (no set number yet) in the 2nd Street bar area for special events.
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