EV Grieve: Churro Cone by ChikaLicious bringing another dessert option to Avenue A

Monday, August 27, 2018

Churro Cone by ChikaLicious bringing another dessert option to Avenue A

Signage is up at 131 Avenue A for Churro Cone...

... which includes a look at their ice-cream offerings stuffed into churro cones (these were big a few years back at ChikaLicious Dessert Club on 10th Street. Updated: See below: Turns out this is via the folks at ChikaLicious) ...

Churro Cone also marks the third new business for the storefronts at 131 Avenue A between St. Mark's Place and Ninth Street. Thai Direct opened next door last week... and ramen restaurant TabeTomo is on the way.

Updated 3 p.m.

Per the comments... this is a relocation for the folks who ran Dessert Club ChikaLicious on 10th Street (Chikalicious Dessert Bar will remain where it is)... And Churro Cone debuts on Wednesday...

Opens Wednesday 8/29! Hours: Wed - Sun, 4pm - 11pm. 131 Ave A. bt 8th st (st. marks) & 9th st. Introducing: the Crazy Rich Asian. ( tiramisu pecan-mascarpone espresso ICE CREAM! with “out-of-the-oven” cocoa powder-dusted lady finger atop warm churro cone! ). Holla!
A post shared by ChurroConeNYC chikalicious (@churroconenyc_chikalicious) on Aug 26, 2018 at 8:54am PDT

3 comments:

noble neolaniAugust 27, 2018 at 9:38 AM
Tourist destination = Starbucks? Check. Ice cream and or Gelato shops? Check. Painted over 9/11 murals? = check. Loud themed restaurants with "fun" names"? check.
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srrios405August 27, 2018 at 2:32 PM
This is owned by the same people behind ChikaLicious. They just relocated their more casual dessert spot from 10th and 2nd to this new location.
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noble neolaniAugust 27, 2018 at 6:52 PM
Food designed to be photographed for you Twitter, Instagram, Facebook accounts, more junk for tourists nothing for locals.
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