Monday, July 14, 2014

The Bao is the latest St. Mark's Place restaurant entry



Signage arrived Friday for the new restaurant coming to 13 St. Mark's Place (above Spot Dessert Bar) … The Bao, which, as you can see, will be serving xiao long bao (soup dumplings) in the space that previously housed Pan.

No word just yet who the owners are … or when the place will open.

Well, while we're on this block between Second Avenue and Third Avenue … here's a recap of other new bar/restaurant entries …

Barcade is opening one of their bar-retro video game venues at 6 St. Mark's Place.



Something called Crab Shack is in the works for 30 St. Mark's Place, the former home of Japadog.



Also! A reader told us that the 2 Bros. outpost at 36 St. Mark's Place — the one with the glitzy $1.50 SUPREME slice — is no longer part of the 2 Bros. empire…


[EVG file photo from May]

All the 2 Bros. branding has been removed … and there's just a generic PIZZA sign now… still selling $1.50 slices though.

9 comments:

  1. dollar fifty slices? i'd rather eat soggy cardboard with ketchup on it than pay a dollar fifty for a slice. oh, wait, .

    I-)

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  2. I looked at the headline quickly and thought it said "The Bro is the latest St. Mark's Place restaurant entry"

    Figured someone finally cut out the middle man.

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  3. Sigh. Another newcomer with no sense of appreciation for the history and culture of the city. Around here, you don't just open a restaurant called "The Bao". No, you gotta incorporate the word into a cute pun. See Baohaus, BaoBQ, Baoguette, Baond and Gagged. Okay so I made that last one up, but you get the point.

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  4. 12:14: "Bao Down Before Your Maker"

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  5. In a few months, it'll be bao-bye.

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  6. There's now a 99 cent Pizza Place right next door to the Deli on 4th and 2nd. They're open very late and the pizza is ok, can't complain for a buck.

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  7. "Bao Down Before The One You Serve"

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  8. Those "tags" if you can call them that suuuuuck.

    Talk about an entire generation of NYC kids who never had a mentor show them how to tag.

    Cash at least tried with the multi-colors.

    D

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