[Morning in Tompkins Square Park]
City council members talk up new L train entrance coming to Avenue A (Monday)
Former dorm being pitched as Luxury Renting 101 (Tuesday)
Gas work in building temporarily shuts down Hot Kitchen on Second Avenue (Saturday)
Someone threw black paint bombs at the naked women condo ad along 100 Avenue A (Friday)
The revamped Dunkin' Donuts reopens on First Avenue (Thursday)
How about some more 99¢ pizza for Avenue A (Monday)
The Alamo has been away from Astor Place for one year now (Wednesday)
The Gerber Group responds to criticism over Mr. Purple (Tuesday)
234 E. Seventh St. is for sale (Wednesday)
Pinche Taqueria has closed on Lafayette (Tuesday)
115 Avenue C is for sale (Monday)
Report: Letter claiming to be from terrorist group found at East Ninth Street boutique (Wednesday)
East Sixth Street switcharoos: Another name change for La Esquina Burritos and Bar; Spice Cove exits (Monday)
26 Avenue B getting its high beams on (Tuesday)
Former Vegtown-Chubby Mary's-Led Zeppole space for rent on East 14th Street (Monday)
First Bitcoin ATM arrives on the Lower East Side (Tuesday)
That photogenic Ford F-Series pickup truck from 1961 is for sale (Wednesday)
... and a look at some of the murals that recently arrived at First Street Green via the Centre-fuge Public Art Project...
... and an EVG reader let us know that a new deli/cafe called Stuyvesant Organic has opened in the former Kennedy Fried Chicken space on East 14th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B... don't know too much else about the place at the moment...
1 comment:
Went in the other day and met the owner Alex, a really nice guy and the food is really great. It's great in the homemade grandma's home cooking kind of way. I was glad to see a nice family owned business opening up and the prices are very reasonable ($8-12) will get you a nice meal.
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