Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Today in now and thens: Southeast Corner of Fourth Street and the Bowery

1932...


1970s...



Now...



For more about this corner, go right here.

Top photo by Charles Von Buren via The Museum of the City of New York

Middle photo via the Phebe's website.

This snow was meant for packin'

Some photos from late afternoon yesterday in Tompkins Square Park courtesy of Bobby Williams...




Totale Pizza looking closed on St. Mark's Place

Totale Pizza opened on St. Mark's Place near Second Avenue back in May... The place has been looking a little closed of late...



Maybe just some slow-week renovations? Anyway, I rarely see anyone inside here, though I heard the pizza is quite tasty .... The owners are also behind the cheapo 2 Bros up the street...

D-Lish Pita expected to open soon



That's the word anyway here on Avenue A near Sixth Street... workers said the place should be ready for d-lish food in "the next few days." Here at the former home of Habib's Place...and France's Beauty Salon.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Snow dogs




East Third Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue.

Welcome back to New York!

We've heard many hellish travel stories this week... our friend Marty Wombacher passed along these shots from LaGuardia tonight... he made it back to the New York, though he was waiting it out at a bar for the two-hour cab line to subside...



Scharf Attack: Deitch Wall tagged




Billy Leroy, proprietor of Billy's Antique's, passes along these photos ... noting that the Kenny Scharf mural on Houston and The Bowery has been hit...

Updated: Sorry... missed that Animal NY already had this... See their photos here.

Mounds of trouble

These photos are courtesy of @MichaelTSanchez.




A second wind

I love these East Village photos from yesterday courtesy of Krikor. (Find more of his shots here at Flickr.)





Yes!

Superdive featured in the MTA's Tow Trucks of 2011 calendar

New Year's will be rung in with Superdive Surprises

Speaking of Superdive... Eater brings word that Superdive is open on New Year's Eve...


And it may not be the only time to enjoy Superdive in the New Year...