[Photo by Goggla]
Not really cool … even though Gelato Ti Amo here between East Fourth Street and East Third Street has not been open ... perhaps it's weather related. (A call to the shop goes unanswered.)
The Red Mango opened earlier this week.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
On 2nd Avenue, Red Mango's sign remains on the sidewalk, blocking part of its neighbor's door
[Photo by Goggla]
Not really cool … even though Gelato Ti Amo here between East Fourth Street and East Third Street has not been open ... perhaps it's weather related. (A call to the shop goes unanswered.)
The Red Mango opened earlier this week.
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I can't.
ReplyDeleteGelato place has been closed for like a month. Winter break? That's a lot of rent to be paying absentee.
ReplyDeleteThey told me in Jan they were only open on weekends. Unfortunately, their gelato must be served fresh, so I will look forward for them to return to normal hours and fresh stock.
ReplyDeleteSmash it up in the middle of the night. Problem solved.
ReplyDeleteSmash it up! I feel like listening to The Damned right now!
ReplyDeleteit looks like the width of the sign is way too long for the shop?
ReplyDeleteI like the way it looks on the ground, it's a nice change! shouldn't block the door tho.
ReplyDeleteIn other frozen treat related news, didn't the fro-yo place on Ave A (4th-5th) close?
ReplyDeleteAnswer: The building is part of the new-ish East Village landmarked district. They're not allowed to hang the sign.
ReplyDeleteGelato ti Amo is open on the weekend.I leave on 6th street and second avenue. Its my favorite gelato place in the city. I spoke to the owner of gelato ti amo on Sunday, he told me that they will reopen everyday as soon as the weather will get better.I asked him if he is bothered that red mango is opening next to him, he seemed cool about it.
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