[Downpour photo from yesterday by Derek Berg]
High marks for Thursday Kitchen on East Ninth Street (Gothamist ... previously)
Rivington House co-owner, Slate Property Group, facing new scrutiny (The Lo-Down)
Operators of Vintage Thrift, a nonprofit that funnels its funds into organizations for low-income Lower East Siders, needs new warehouse space — soon (DNAinfo)
NYC Best Pizza listicle includes Joe's on East 14th Street (Gothamist)
"The Lost Arcade" — a documentary on the legendary Chinatown Fair arcade on Mott Street — opens today at the Metrograph on Ludlow Street (Official website)
Another report on the potential East Houston upzoning (B+B)
Red-tailed hawk action winding down in Tompkins Square Park (Laura Goggin Photography)
If you ever wanted to see John Derian's East Village bedroom (The New York Times)
A look at some of the gates of the 100 Gates Project on the LES (NY Yimby)
"Blow-Up" and "Blow Out" screen next Friday at the Anthology Film Archives (Official website)
Some history of Veniero's — since 1894 — on East 11th Street (Untapped Cities)
Top Hops unveils a beer-to-go option in the Essex Street Market (BoweryBoogie)
Addressing the cargo shorts backlash (Flaming Pablum)
...and Chris Stein of Blondie posts a lot of his early 1970s shots on his Instagram account... if you care to follow...
2 comments:
I went to Thursday's Kitchen recently. It does have a good vibe, but we were not impressed by the cold noodles or the Korean pancake. If I'm going to pay $10 or $12 for a small plate then it has to be interesting and delicious.
I also tried Thursday but had a much better experience. Tried the dumplings and soft shell crab. Also the popcorn ice cream DELISH. They have some organization issues but I think once they get in the swing of things it'll be a great go-to. Keep in mind, it's tapas, not dinner portions.
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