Sunday, May 3, 2020

Week in Grieview


[Spring in Tompkins Square Park]

Posts from the past week included...

• RIP Miguel Grande, the Pasta King at Supper (Tuesday)

• Video: Man chases after Citi Bikers on 2nd Avenue for not wearing masks (Monday)

• Parkside Lounge owner Christopher Lee talks about his recovery from COVID-19 (Sunday)

• A moment of joy outside Mount Sinai Beth Israel (Wednesday)

• Desi Galli opens a pantry section, with meal kits, supplies — and baker's yeast! (Friday)

• Checking in on C&B (Wednesday)

• Starting today, Book Club will sell books, coffee, beer and wine to go (Friday)

• Ralph's Famous Italian Ices & Ice Cream makes it official on Avenue A (Wednesday)

• This week's NY See (Thursday)

• Go visit the Merchant's House Museum — online (Monday)

• Amelia and Christo's 2020 chicks make first appearance (Monday)

• Veselka is back! (Wednesday) And Veniero's! (Tuesday)

• Fei Ma returns with a takeout window (Friday)

• World's greatest chair discarded (Sunday)

• Isabella debuts on St. Mark's Place, joins sibling David's Cafe next door for takeout and delivery (Thursday)

• Weekend openings: Black and White, Cherry Tavern, Van Da (Saturday)

• 19-23 St. Mark's Place sells for $34 million (Thursday)

• Petal power! (Monday)

• Photos from the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flyover (Tuesday)

• Ding-A-Ling coming soon to Avenue C


[Escape from New York on 2nd Street]

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1 comment:

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