Sure enough. Signs are up.
They close for good tomorrow here between Second Avenue and First Avenue.
And they just opened in September, as noted here. The no-nonsense bakery, which made its bread on the premises, replaced the equally short-lived Porchetta.Hog.
And Ballaro Bakery is from the same folks behind the Ballarò Caffé Prosciutteria around the corner on Second Avenue.
4 comments:
Oh no! What happened? I didn't even have time to check it out yet and I love having good local bakeries. Now I'm very sorry I was so slow on the take...
Is this associated with the Ballaro restaurant on 2nd ave?
- East Villager
5th Street between 1-2 is a horrible place to have any sort of business unless it's a restaurant with a following.
Bill the lib. /anarchist
5th street on that block is a bad place for a business.
Just saw this when i walked by today. Boo.
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