Friday, June 29, 2018

[Updated] The Continental closes this weekend



Updated June 30: Trigger, the owner, posted on Facebook that his lease was extended for three more months... and they will remain open until October.

It's the last hurrah this weekend for The Continental on Third Avenue at St. Mark's Place.

As first noted way back in January, the bar with the six-shots-of-anything-for-$12 deal was closing after service on June 30. (Their sign says July 1. Their website says Saturday, July 1.)

The Continental was a live music venue from its inception in 1991 through the fall of 2006, when they became home of the five-shots-of-anything-for-$10 promotion before that changed to five-shots-of-anything-for-$12 in the spring of 2017. (Then later six shots...)



Last November, Real Estate Equities Corporation made public its plans to demolish the existing low-rise buildings at 3 St. Mark’s Place, 23 and 25-27 Third Ave. to make way for a 7-story office building.

Previously on EV Grieve:
The Continental's 5-shot deal bumped from $10 to $12

The Continental says it will close late next summer

Keeping up with the Kardashianisms

Report: NE corner of St. Mark's Place and 3rd Avenue will yield to a 7-story office building

Demolition permits filed for northeast corner of 3rd Avenue and St. Mark's Place

5 comments:

  1. Aren't people still living in that building? Would love to know what deals are being made to get them out. That building is a survivor, will be sad to see it go.

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  2. Question: is The Continental closing, or is it like literally closing?

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  3. this net catches the carp, without continental more riff raff coming to a cozier block near you.

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  4. I am so tired of watching the world I've known for decades just disappear.

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  5. Giovanni, I've literally been asking myself this very question all day long.

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