Now I've heard some good news.
When recently checking in on the place, I chatted with a man who seemed to know what he was talking about. He told me, "We're opening in November."
Keep your fingers crossed.
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
La Taza
In May, I reported that Chelsea's wonderful La Taza de Oro had been shuttered for a month, due to problems with the neighboring building and Con-Ed's intensified restrictions and regulations enforced after the Second Avenue gas explosion.
Now I've heard some good news.
When recently checking in on the place, I chatted with a man who seemed to know what he was talking about. He told me, "We're opening in November."
Keep your fingers crossed.
Now I've heard some good news.
When recently checking in on the place, I chatted with a man who seemed to know what he was talking about. He told me, "We're opening in November."
Keep your fingers crossed.
If true, I will be there with a bottle of champagne.
ReplyDeleteAccording to this the building was put on the market for sale a month ago.
ReplyDeleteSo I have my doubts
http://hotpads.com/real-estate/96-8th-Avenue-New-York-NY-10011--434vbt9z22x1d#limit=4&lat=40.7401&lon=-74.0019&zoom=23&previewId=434vbt9z22x1d&previewType=listing&detailsOpen=true&show_listing_sidebar=0&listingTypes=sale,newHome,auction,&pricingFrequency=once&propertyTypes=house,divided,condo,townhouse,medium,large,garden,&dupeGrouping=building
A curse on anyone who threatens or impedes the resurrection of La Taza de Oro!
ReplyDeletePer chance, did they reopen? I haven't been there in years, but will be in NYC next week and hoping to swing by.
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