Photo by EVG reader Jake
Holy Cow has closed its outpost on the southeast corner of 14th Street and Avenue B.
The burger joint at 600 E. 14th St. had been dark in recent weeks, and now the "Holy" has been removed from the signage, leaving just "Cow Burgers" above the storefront.
Holy Cow debuted here in the fall of 2024, taking over from M & J Asian Cuisine, which had been at the corner for 10 years.
The company's online ordering page still lists the East Village location and hours, so there's no official word on the closure just yet (other than Google's Permanently Closed).
Perhaps the missing "Holy" is official enough.
The burger chain started on the Lower East Side in 2018... the brand's other outposts remain open in the tri-state area.
H/T John B. & Salim!
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