[Photo on 1st Avenue yesterday by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Angelica Kitchen closing on April 7; friends raising money to pay off expenses (Friday, 52 comments)
Che Cafe bringing empanada pockets to Seventh Street (Wednesday)
Mimi's Hummus closes on 14th Street (Wednesday)
4 St. Mark's Place prepped for renovations, expansion (Tuesday)
Jason Wang's Biang! closes after 15 months on Second Avenue (Tuesday)
The landmarked Father’s Heart Ministry comes back into view on 11th Street (Friday)
First sign of Fat Cat Kitchen on 14th Street (Monday)
Tableside Italian Cook Shoppe now open on Sixth Street (Saturday)
Out and About with Jennifer Brodsky (Wednesday)
Rock club E.Vil is coming to the East Village (Tuesday)
Retail space in the former Amato Opera House seeking to the tune of $35k monthly (Monday)
There are pigeons trapped inside the former P.S. 64 on Ninth Street (Monday)
Lions BeerStore has closed; Wall 88 Restaurant up next (Tuesday ... Thursday)
Black Market will be going by Sister Midnight on Avenue A (Monday)
A new all-you-can-eat sushi option on Second Avenue (Thursday)
Pizza-master Gino Sorbillo marks his arrival on the Bowery (Wednesday)
Make a bid on 64 Second Ave. (Monday)
Is this studio the East Village at its best? (Thursday)
Spring Spa signage blooms on Fifth Street (Monday)
The randomly placed piano in Tompkins Square Park is no longer randomly there (Monday)
A sign for Nobody Is Perfect on Fourth Street (Friday)
...new outside the Second Avenue F stop ... mural by @pyramidoracle...
...and an EVG readers shared these photos of a new piece via @colp_one outside Spiegel on Second Street at First Avenue...
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