We've taken a look at a few items on tonight's CB3-SLA committee meeting agenda (Ciala ... and the "upscale modern Indian cuisine" at the current L'Apicio space.)
One item of interest is no longer on the agenda. There was an applicant for the combo space at 129-131 Avenue C between Eighth Street and Ninth Street...
This was home to Babel Lounge until recently... the Marshal seized the space last month...
The notice form (PDF) on the CB3 website for this applicant shows a "Mexican restaurant with a cocktail bar" vying for the address. The applicant's name is William Aporih, who has been involved with the high-end bars at places such as Abajo and the Jimmy (and Yerba Buena on Avenue A).
In any event, perhaps this item will return on a future CB3 docket. As previously noted, a cancellation is a fairly frequent occurrence ... generally because information or paperwork is not finalized or negotiations with the landlord are not finalized to point where the applicant is ready to appear before the committee.
Babel, not always popular with neighbors, expanded into the former Duke's space in 2012.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Babel expanding on Avenue C
Avenue C 'residents with children' not happy with Babel Lounge
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Showing posts with label Babel Lounge. Show all posts
Monday, March 13, 2017
Monday, April 21, 2014
Avenue C 'residents with children' not happy with Babel Lounge
We spotted this sign on Saturday over at Babel Lounge and Hookah Bar on Avenue C near east Eighth Street…
"Your club will be shut down if you continue to disturb the peace of this neighborhood."
Signed,
Ave. C residents with children
Babel doubled in size recently when it took over the late Duke's spot next door.
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