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The East Village is without a Ben & Jerry's once again. The family-owned location on St. Mark's Place between Second Avenue and Third Avenue is now officially closed. The signage came down this afternoon...
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Steven took the top two photos... Lola Sáenz shared this shot...
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... and via Derek Berg...
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A rep for this location said that the final blow was the break-in/looting here on June 1.
This Ben & Jerry's opened at 24 St. Mark's Place in January 2018.
As noted before, there was a Ben & Jerry's outpost at 41 Third Ave. between Ninth Street and 10th Street for 22 years before its closure in September 2010.
H/T @mishamc!
Previously on EV Grieve:
7 years later, a Ben & Jerry's is returning to the East Village
4 comments:
Damn. Where I am going to find chocolate mint cookie now? :(
There's always Davy's. Support local business!
meh
I'll most definitely miss Ben & Jerry's on St. Mark's.
I had the sinking feeling that the damage from the rioting/looting might be the last straw for that location.
I'm very sorry for the losses sustained by a family that worked so hard to make a go of it, and I wish them the very best in the future. I want to say a sincere "thank you" to them for making the East Village a better place!
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