A for-lease sign now hangs in the front window here between Seventh Street and St. Mark's Place. Workers cleared out the space last week.
Apparently, the 10-year lease was up. The brand arrived here in the summer of 2014, the new tenant after Norman's Sound & Vision decamped to Williamsburg.
If the next business starts with the letter “D” they won’t have to change the door handle. #business
ReplyDeleteThey were convenient and affordable. Not everyone needs their coffee "curated" or whatever the chi-chi coffee places do these days.
ReplyDeleteI'm not ashamed to say that Dunkin's coffee is fine, b/c to me coffee is simply a source of caffeine.
Another vacant storefront that will be vandalized I’m sure
ReplyDeleteI counted 16 closed retail spaces between 1st St and 7th St on 2nd Ave today; when DD leaves the neighborhood, it doesn't bode well for future retail.
ReplyDeleteThis Dunkin was managed soooo poorly. Sad to see it go but the least surprised. You can’t blame everything on rising costs and rent.
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