Photos by Stacie Joy
After decades at Avenue A and Third Street, Two Boots Pizza served its final slices here last night.
The closure comes after a rent increase that owner Phil Hartman said made it impossible to stay, as we first reported.
Still, there's hope for a sequel: Hartman is searching for a new East Village home and plans to bring many of the shop's murals, mosaics and other artwork along for the next chapter.
Meanwhile, here's a look at the final night on Avenue A...
Longtime EV-based photographer Godlis was among those in attendance...
There are still other Two Boots locations in the city if you need your Buckminster fix.
Previously on EV Grieve:
2 comments:
I love 2 Boots and have been going there since day one, back when it was on the other side of Avenue A. But isn't 2 Boots a mini-chain? They have several other locations, don't they?
I'll miss this one. I live on 3rd Street, and I'd love to see them find a new space. But it's not as if the business is disappearing entirely, and it's not as if the owner is losing his only source of income. That's why I'm confused by some of the coverage. None of the articles seem to acknowledge that this is one location of a larger operation.
Great folks turned out for one last slice to support - Hope a new EV local is found soon
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