Saturday, November 17, 2018

[Updated] The First & First Finest Deli is no longer called that

I don't know when this signage switcheroo happened... in any event, the MTA-stop-friendly First & First Finest Deli at 18 First Ave. between First Street and Second Street is now a very noticeable...



...Food U Desiere 3. (Not sure if this is supposed to be Food U Desire 3. There are other Food U Desire locations in NYC, as the 3 would suggest.)

Anyway, if anyone has any Food U Desiere 3 inside information, please leave a detailed comment. (Same phone number, same employees.)

The space was Roger's Garden, which was rehabbed back in 2011...



Updated 11/19

The sign now reads Food U Desire 3... got rid of that extra e

10 comments:

  1. I looked up the meaning of the word but google insisted if I meant desire.

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  2. Reasons to be cheerful didn't have a part 1 or 2 I think.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcjh1a9Yoao

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  3. I thought maybe it was supposed to be Food You Deserve, which could be amusing.

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  4. I hear their delicious tossed salads come with a free happy ending.

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  5. It does give it a French twist, regardless of meaning.

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  6. The bodega on Stanton and Ridge is also called Food You Desire. Some of the employees go back and forth between the locations.

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  7. Once met and hooked up with a "woman" named Desiere at Coney Island High, same experience Begbie had from Trainspotting. Experience taught me not to drink too much alone when wallowing in my sorrows. Oh what a night.

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  8. It’s a shame cause First and First was the perfect name!!

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  9. A better name would have been Nexus of the Universe(free delivery!).

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