Sunday, November 30, 2014

Week in Grieview


[Tompkins Square Park via Bobby Williams]

Benny's Burritos closes restaurant; to go and delivery still available (Tuesday, 50 comments)

How you can help the Bowery Mission this holiday season (Wednesday)

Ferguson protests in the East Village and Lower East Side (Wednesday)

Exploring two like-minded small shops on East Sixth Street (Friday)

DeRobertis makes closure official (Monday)

Parishioners fight to save the Church of the Nativity on Second Avenue (Wednesday)

Police hunting for two suspects in daytime robbery on East 10th Street (Wednesday)

The Alamo leaves Astor Place for now (Tuesday)

Suspect in three sexual assaults pleads not guilty (Tuesday)

Jum Mum becoming another Spot for dessert on St. Mark's Place (Monday)

More dumplings for Second Avenue (Monday)

Gym taking over part of the former Mondo Kim's space on St. Mark's Place (Wednesday)

Rent hike forcing the Bourgeois Pig out of its East Village home (Tuesday)

Indian cuisine returning to the corner of First Avenue and East Sixth Street (Monday)

Brooklyn Piggies has closed on Avenue A (Wednesday, 28 comments)

"Kushner is mold" (Tuesday)

Little Joe's Pizza now serving up slices on First Avenue (Monday)

Lucy's will be back on Dec. 10 (Wednesday)

Oaxaca Taqueria is "closed for renovations" on East Seventh Street (Monday)

City gives Native Bean a moving gift on Avenue A (Tuesday)

Condos at 45 Great Jones wooing art collectors and people who dislike foggy bathroom mirrors (Monday)

Golden Crêpes coming to Second Avenue (Monday)

A call for a SantaCon Free Zone on the LES (Tuesday)

Boarding up Sutra to make way for a new sports bar (Monday)

… and TakeMeHome Rotisserie Chicken opened this past week at 151 Avenue A (in the former San Loco space) … any early reviews?


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