The one between East 13th Street and East 14th Street… Unfortunately, it appears the new management didn't work out.
This location also closed in October 2012.
Thanks to EVG reader Pinch for the photo…
Friday, September 5, 2014
Subway on 1st Avenue for rent
The one between East 13th Street and East 14th Street… Unfortunately, it appears the new management didn't work out.
This location also closed in October 2012.
Thanks to EVG reader Pinch for the photo…
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ReplyDeleteWith the constant turnover, I think you are going to have to have this as a reoccurring tread:
ReplyDeleteSubway! Subway! Subway!
Sorry about someone's dream getting crushed but Subway has the worst sandwiches, and I think sandwich savvy New Yorkers spend their lunch dollars elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteFoam bread
ReplyDeleteRubber meat
GROSS
4 Dollar Foot Long. Think about it; you walk into a sandwich shop, you see 5 Dollar Foot Long sittin there, there's 4 Dollar Foot Long right beside it. Which one you gonna pick, man?
ReplyDeleteOn a related: I was just thinking the other day; are we seeing a reduction in 7-11s and IHOPs? Seems like it. But maybe I'm just not getting out and around enough.
ReplyDeletei tried a subway sandwich this year.
ReplyDeleteit was probably the worst bread i ever had in life.
foam doesn't come close to how bad it was. it was inedible. truly.
@ anon 5:32
ReplyDeleteNot sure about a reduction… Aside from the 7-11 closing on St. Mark's … Anyway, I never see many people inside the IHOP on East 14th Street whenever I walk by … and their "sidewalk cafe" lasted about a week… Maybe it's mobbed at 4 am? Dunno! And they are paying $45,833 per month on a 10-year lease.
Meet the new sub, same as the old sub...
ReplyDeleteA bunch of Subways have closed. One on 3rd Avenue between 20th & 21st and also one on Waverly Place at Mercer Street.
ReplyDeleteCan a Subway survive somewhere between foodie biscuits and $1 slice pizza? I think no. Landlords will be wondering soon if going for corporate chains was the best long term plan after all.
ReplyDeleteI think they folded for fear of the Checker's coming in nearby.
ReplyDeleteTime to start the EV Grieve Subway Deathwatches: Subway locations are closing down in almost every neighborhood, as are other sandwich shops like DeFontes on 3rd Ave and 21st St. Between all these Subway and dollar pizza places closing, pretty soon the only cheap meal in New York will be whatever you can catch with a fishing rod and a can of worms in the East River.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Yelp these Subways are all now listed as CLOSED:
East Village: 2nd Ave 10th St.
Gramercy: 3rd Ave bet 20-21 St.
SoHo: Lafayette at Kenmare
Financial District: 30 Broad St
Chelsea: 9th Ave & 18th St
West Village: 192 Bleecker St
Kips Bay: 34th and 3rd Ave
Murray Hill: 28th and 3rd Ave
Midtown: 2nd Ave & 58th St
Upper West Side: 72nd Betw. Amsterdam & Columbus
Looks like the start of that block becoming a chunky high rise. Any news along those lines?
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