Monday, April 5, 2021

Barnyard Cheese Shop returns; Brix Wines moves a storefront away

Barnyard Cheese Shop reopened on Saturday at 168 Avenue B between 10th Street and 11th Street... (thanks to Vinny & O for the photos and Laura for the tip!)...
The popular cheesemonger and sandwich shop closed on Feb. 19 for a temporary break

In an email at the time, owner Beatriz Gutierrez told me that it had "been an exhausting year." She continued: "[B]ut I know that a lot of folks look to us, literally, for their daily bread and I knew it would be a shock to see us closed. But I also know that closing Barnyard, for at least now, was the right thing to do. I am working hard at finding the best way to reopen and also stay safe, relevant, and of course, solvent as a business at a time when so many other businesses are not able to do so."

Meanwhile, Brix Wines, her sister shop right next door, moved one storefront to the north...
... to the former Rue St. Denis space...
Barnyard is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Brix Wines is open daily from noon to 8 p.m., to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. 

Thanks to Steven for the second Brix shot...

6 comments:

  1. Great news! I saw the sign this morning and was hoping to read these details!
    After school sandwiches are back!

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  2. From the tone of the closing announcement, I really thought they might not come back. I'm glad.

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  3. SO HAPPY TO HEAR THIS! Been on AVE B almost 25 years and one of my all time FAVS!

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  4. phew, this headline was a bit of a rollercoaster!

    Barnyard Cheese Shop returns -- WOOHOO!! Great news, I have missed getting sandwiches from Barnyard

    Brix Wines moves -- NOOOOOOO, why? I love Brix!!!

    a storefront away -- oh thank god. That would have been so sad

    Welcome back Barnyard, good luck in the new digs Brix!

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  5. YAY, CHEESE!

    So nice to have good news amid all the distressing closures.

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  6. Does anyone know what is going on now? Barnyard is closed - no info on store front or website

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