Sunday, April 18, 2021

Week in Grieview

Posts from the past week included (with a photo outside Restoration Antiques on 12th Street by Derek Berg) ... 

• RIP Arthur Farrier (Wednesday) 

• A visit to Leopold Masterson’s 'Diamonds, Razors & Champagne' (Thursday) 

• The artist who captured the sounds of East Village community gardens during the pandemic (Tuesday)

• Ukrainian East Village restaurant is back (Friday)

• Ditto for Little Poland! (Friday) 

• Gallery Watch visits the new group show at the Hole (Wednesday) 

• That first awk apartment get-tother post vaccines in this week's NY See (Thursday) 

• Remembering Joey Ramone (Thursday) ... and Jimmy Webb (Wednesday) 

• La Cabra opening a Scandinavian coffee roastery and sourdough bakery on 2nd Avenue (Monday) 

• Reader report: It's 'rats galore' at this long-empty 1st Avenue lot (Monday) 

• On the CB3-SLA docket: Tiger Lily, Lamia's Fish Market, Little Rebel (Wednesday) 

• Openings: Burrata Pizza on Avenue A, Sal's Pizza II on 14th Street (Monday) 

• Cooper Union's Urban Umbrella (Tuesday)

• A new home for this Citi Bike docking station (Friday)

• A campaign to help 'Clean Up' CB3 (Friday) 

• Pizzeria primed for 128 2nd Ave. space (Wednesday) 

• Gong Cha debuts on St. Mark's Place (Monday) ... while Two Hands debuts on Avenue A (Tuesday) 

 ... speaking of Two Hands — the Seoul-style corn dogs are proving to be popular so far... a reader shared this photo of the line from Friday at noon here on Avenue A at Ninth Street ...
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousApril 18, 2021 at 3:46 PM

    That's in part due to a Two Hands free giveaway Thursday and Friday 12-2

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