As noted last week, 7A on Seventh Street and Avenue A closed for 10 days or so of renovations... still haven't gotten used to seeing the usual 24/7 spot closed up and dark in the evenings...
The windows are painted over, mostly, so getting shots was a little tricky, unless you're like, say 7-1.
The signs say 7A is back open Friday.... Meanwhile, 7A is the third space in recent weeks to close for extensive renovations.... joining Virage and Westville East...
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Storm supplies: Where you can buy Four Loko
Forget the Four Loco Black Market... Apparently you can still buy the stuff at our old friends over at Robin Raj on Third Avenue near 14th Street...
The signs have been up at least a week or so... dunno if they actually have the goods, but.... it's probably worth walking in a blizzard for...
The signs have been up at least a week or so... dunno if they actually have the goods, but.... it's probably worth walking in a blizzard for...
Another lost corner market?
Several readers sent along word that the Olympic on First Avenue at 13th Street abruptly closed ... it could simply be for renovations, though you think they'd leave a sign....
... plus, there aren't any work permits on file with the DOB...
Meanwhile, speaking of shuttered delis... The East Side Gourmet Deli closed last month on East Fourth Street and Avenue B.... word is another deli is taking over the space... EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams took this shot yesterday....
The 13th Street and First Avenue location is particularly troublesome... There are four chains in close proximity — Dunkin Donuts, Subway, the Vitamin Shoppe and Papa "Is in the house!" John's.
Seems like the kind of set-up that 7-Eleven is getting a Slurpee Boner for.
... plus, there aren't any work permits on file with the DOB...
Meanwhile, speaking of shuttered delis... The East Side Gourmet Deli closed last month on East Fourth Street and Avenue B.... word is another deli is taking over the space... EV Grieve contributor Bobby Williams took this shot yesterday....
The 13th Street and First Avenue location is particularly troublesome... There are four chains in close proximity — Dunkin Donuts, Subway, the Vitamin Shoppe and Papa "Is in the house!" John's.
Seems like the kind of set-up that 7-Eleven is getting a Slurpee Boner for.
A look inside the old Sin Sin space
Paper and works permits went up last week at the former Sin Sin space on Second Avenue and Fifth Street...
EV Grieve reader Pedro caught some of the gutting action in the two-level bar yesterday....
Wonder when workers will chuck that Sin Sin awning... Meanwhile, the space remains on the market for $20,000 a month.
Check out previous Sin Sin coverage here.
EV Grieve reader Pedro caught some of the gutting action in the two-level bar yesterday....
Wonder when workers will chuck that Sin Sin awning... Meanwhile, the space remains on the market for $20,000 a month.
Check out previous Sin Sin coverage here.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
[Updated] It doesn't show signs of stopping
9:28!
10:22
11:00
Midnight (with football players)
[Courtesy of EV Grieve correspondent Shawn Chittle]
10:22
11:00
Midnight (with football players)
[Courtesy of EV Grieve correspondent Shawn Chittle]
In snow
We're getting all kinds of reports on what's happening outside now... including with the snow... Crazy Eddie was able to get this shot, with a simple message — "white out."
Thank God I'm missing all this while I'm at my place in Bermuda!
Thank God I'm missing all this while I'm at my place in Bermuda!
Snow plows tagged, ready for action
Workers arrive to chop down trees at 326-328 E. Fourth St.
EV Grieve reader Ileana sends along these photos, noting the activity in front of 326-328 E. Fourth St. ... which is being prepped to become luxury housing...
"Tree service company came today to start cutting down the townhouse trees. As of this afternoon, they had not yet gotten to the mulberry trees in front that are growing out of the steps and provide East 4th street residents with delicious berries in June."
Previously on EV Grieve:
Historic East Fourth Street artists' collective soon to be condos
Two side-by-side townhouses on East Fourth Street await your renovation
City doesn't give a shit about these historic East Village townhouses
Max Fish farewell tour extended for another year
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