Wednesday, July 13, 2022

A new East Village home for Virginia's

Photos by Stacie Joy 

Virginia's looks to have a new East Village home at 200 E. Third St. ... the former Root & Bone space...
The restaurant's ownership will appear before CB3's SLA committee tonight for a new liquor license for the address just west of Avenue B. 

The questionnaire on file at the CB3 website shows proposed hours of 11 a.m. to midnight Monday-Thursday, with a 10 a.m. start Friday through Sunday (with a midnight close). A sample menu with the questionnaire shows a brunch service. The plans call for seats/tables for 52 diners with a four-seat service bar. 

Virginia's closed on 11th Street at Avenue C this past New Year's Eve. Their lease was up, and ownership decided to look elsewhere for a new space for the bistro that opened in May 2015.

The Virginia's website lists a fall opening here. 

Root & Bone shuttered in April after eight years in business.  

11 comments:

  1. Mama's Food, where are you Mama?

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  2. I am sooo happy that they are reopening and even happier that it's new location is closer to me!

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  3. This is fantastic news! Glad to see this space not be empty long and equally glad to see a concept that already called the East Village home moving here.

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  4. Wow, great news! I do miss Root and Bone, I'm happy to hear Virginia's will be picking up where they left off. I can already taste that burger.... welcome back Virginia's!

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  5. funny the signature form says sidewalk tables (quite a bit mind you) yet their diagram shows a huge street shack, when will it stop?

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    1. What would you rather have there, cars? 😑

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  6. @2:43pm: It also states 'yes with regards to "DOT OUTDOOR DINING SIDEWALK CAFE AND ROAD BED DINING" so they aren't hiding anything.

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    1. I’m referring specifically to the signature form.

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  7. The problem when Root & Bone had a shack there was all the RATS! Tons of them. And there have been significantly less since R&B closed. (Loved the people and the food, but the rats were out of control...)

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  8. Mama’s! Miss their delicious salmon, Mac and cheese and roasted brussel sprouts… mmm

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