Thursday, March 25, 2010

*Everyday Chatter

Since the landlord raised the rent, what's coming to the landmark space once occupied by the Old Homestead's dining room? A chain. Le Pain Quotidien is coming and offering "authenticity":


You've got to love the way the no-cell policy is implemented at Soy Cafe on Greenwich Ave:


Take two glorious rides on the Third Avenue El of the 1950s. [Cyn]

Save our souls--Martha is on the Bowery. [BB]

Life above Cabin Down Below is pretty annoying. [EVG]

Looking back at the Gas House District and its demolition for StuyTown. [Blah]

Bedford Ave. businesses want the trendy food trucks gone. [BP]

Is the Glove Factory loft building also a part-time hostel? [NYS]

Meet the Characters of the Gowanus! [FIB]

8 comments:

  1. The Bedford food truck wars reminds me of this post. Like something from a Calvino novel!

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  2. I wonder if Martha is going to do a segment on "Bowery-style" cuisine on her show.

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  3. So where did all the debris from the gashouse district demolition go?

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  4. Re: Soy Cafe - Glad someone is finally fighting back on the plague of people yapping on cellphones in line-ups.

    Beautiful footage of the old 3rd Ave. El. Much as it might have sucked to live underneath or anywhere near it.

    T.

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  5. The Old Homestead on 9th Avenue and 14th Street closed?

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  6. no, didn't close--just the dining room portion.

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  7. Re: The Old Homestead

    So, can you still eat in there or is it take-out?

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  8. you can still eat there, it's just smaller.

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