Thursday, September 6, 2018

The Detox Market now open on East Houston



More than two years after the new-building reveal, 76 E. Houston St. at Elizabeth has a new tenant... the Detox Market recently opened for business.

This is the first NYC outpost for the shop, with multiple locations in Los Angeles and Toronto, that offers "green beauty brands to detoxify your life" ...



The two-story structure, which is adjacent to the Houston/Bowery Mural Wall (also owned by Goldman Properties), was a long time coming. Construction took several years. (BoweryBoogie reported in October 2014 that work slowed down here due to Certificate of Occupancy issues and a dispute over the property line.)

No. 76 was previously home to the big top of Billy's Antiques.


[EVG photo from 2011]

Previously on EV Grieve:
Deal off to bring Crif Dogs to the former Billy's Antiques space

The Houston/Bowery Mural Wall has been boarded up

Full stop work order for 76 E. Houston St., and the return of Billy's Antiques (sort of)

Checking in on the incoming building at 'the four corners of Downtown'

The painting Billy Leroy left behind

Banksy's grim reaper and the old Bowery ghosts

5 comments:

  1. Is there any scientific research out there to prove smoothies actually "detox" anything? A miracle sucked through a plastic straw is unlikely as affective as eating right in the first place.

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  2. The Detox Market doesn't sell smoothies. They offer natural beauty products/

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  3. Is the staff attractive? Do they give in-store enemas? Asking for a friend.

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  4. Since when covering up a problem is "de-toxing" it?

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  5. Man, I'm just happy it's not another bank

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