Tuesday, October 25, 2022

El Rinconcito closer to opening on Avenue C

Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy 

The new location of El Rinconcito is nearing its grand opening here on Avenue C between Fifth Street and Sixth Street.

Owner Pedro Rodriguez gave EVG contributor Stacie Joy a tour of the new space...
... he was especially proud of the ADA-compliant restroom...
This new location is ready to go, and Rodriguez is awaiting certification by the FDNY, followed by ConEd. 

Once they receive the approvals, Rodriguez and his team are eager to open their doors to the community. They plan to have all the regular menu items from the old location plus a new selection of vegetarian and gluten-free meals.

El Rinconcito closed in the summer of 2021 at their home of 27 years at 408 E. 10th St. between Avenue C and Avenue D ... with plans to move. (The building on 10th Street was undergoing a gut renovation.)

You can follow the restaurant's Instagram account for updates. 

10 comments:

  1. The new space looks great, looking forward to the opening.

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  2. Ole school♥️♥️πŸ₯‡πŸ‹πŸŒΆπŸ§‚☕️

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  3. Oh my god hurry up already

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  4. Finally! Best food in the neighborhood...even better that place across the street!!!

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  5. Applaud the ADA compliance!

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  6. I was praying they be back on 10th.

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  7. Wonder when it will reopened?

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  8. Waiting patiently! Drive by on my home, and take a peek each and every time to see if you’ve opened, so far, NOTHING!!!

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  9. Any word on reopening?

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  10. Absolutely the best Spanish food!! Hoping they still have the family combo specials! They make the Best Rotisserie Chicken in the neighborhood!!

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