Wednesday, August 7, 2024

Elisa's Love Bites closes its 9th Street storefront

Photo by Steven 

Several readers have noted the for-lease sign hanging in the window at Elisa's Love Bites, the gluten-free dessert shop at 441 E. Ninth St. just west of Avenue A. 

The storefront is now closed... though, based on a recent Instagram post (see below), we're guessing that the business will continue in service online at the very least. 

After nearly four years in Brooklyn, owner-pastry Elisa Lyew moved to this storefront in March 2020. Elisa's Love Bites had its fans (the imported coffee from Panama was a hit). 

You can follow the shop's link tree or Instragram for any business updates.

3 comments:

  1. The landlord of this building is Icon Realty. They are one of the worst of the worst to infiltrate our neighborhood over past few years.

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  2. Elisa is an absolutely lovely person. Best of luck to her! I agree with the previous post. The owners of this building, Icon Realty, are just awful to residential and commercial tenants. I live in a neighboring building and have watched so nice people over the years being treated like garbage by Icon beginning in 2014 when they forced long time tenants out. 2016 Icon settled a harrassment case with the AG of NY and this building was central to the case but it changed very little with the way Icon does business.

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    1. icon realty raised my rent by over $2,500. they offered to give me $25 off when I called to ask if it was a joke. obviously, i had to move. They are a horrible company

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