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Is that the space where the former 'Life' cafe used to be?
ReplyDeleteYes — Life Cafe closed here in September 2011.
ReplyDeleteexpensive canned seafood is best eaten outdoors on sweltering 90 degree days, so as to pair with the wafting locally sourced odors of this corner. "this one got into an onion patch"
ReplyDeleteJust checked out their menu, it is eminently snobby. Not to nitpick but it doesn't seem very "locally sourced" as per their original claims--half of the menu consists of canned seafood from Europe.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it named "Maiden Lane"? Is there a restaurant on Maiden Lane named "10th & B"?
ReplyDeleteMaiden Lane is a street in the financial district. Get with the money.
ReplyDelete@ Pete- Hahahaha! "The lady will have the linguine with white clam sauce & coke- no ice"
ReplyDeletecomplain all you want, but this is absolutely great for the neighborhood, outdoor sidewalk seating is never a bad thing!
ReplyDeleteAbout time! I love this place! P.s. The food is surprisingly good and great wines.
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