
Interior renovations continue at 50 Avenue A between East Third Street and East Fourth Street. As we first noted on Jan. 6, a cafe featuring Mexican food is taking over the space that Native Bean held before moving to 36 Avenue A.
The sign is up now for the new tenant — Villacemita, serving authentic Puebla Mexican cuisine ...

There's a teaser website up now for the cafe ... there isn't any further information just yet. The cafe is in line to receive a beer-wine license. The owners were on this month's CB3/SLA committee docket.
According to paperwork (PDF!) on file at the CB3 website, Villacemita's proposed hours are 7 a.m. to midnight every day except for Sunday, when they'd close at 8 p.m. In total, there are 10 tables with seating for 20 people. The owners describes the place as "a small, community-oriented restaurant."
Previously on EV Grieve:
Space that houses Native Bean on Avenue A is for rent
Native Bean space apparently back on the market
Native Bean will be moving on Avenue A
Mexican food spot slated for former Native Bean space on Avenue A
Native Bean reopens in new Avenue A home
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