17 November 2008
Whose What, Now?
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The name is not the only thing that makes the Mei Dick Barber Shop of Mott Street great. There's also the fact that one must descend a p...
Some Stuff That's Interesting
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EV Grieve takes a look-see at the Holland Bar situation. [EV Grieve] Some more typical anti-New York behavior from Bloomberg's City Ha...
A Good Sign: Future Fabrics & Appliances
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The future of fabrics is on Coney Island Avenue. So, according to this wonderfully colorful and optimistic sign. Warning to potential patron...
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Pintchik Hardware Not Easy on Bikes
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There's a lot to say in support of Pintchik Harware of Brooklyn. It's old. It's odd. It's a great hardware store. It's w...
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15 November 2008
New York at Night
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A wonderful Chinese joint on the Bowery. Inside, some delicious roast pork waits for you for a mere pittance.
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Sun to Set on P & G Cafe, at Least for Now
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Sorry to ruin anyone's weekend with this news, but a considerate reader sent word today that the Upper West Side's P&G Cafe will...
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14 November 2008
A Good Sign: Antonio's Pizzeria Restaurant
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On Flatbush. Too bad about the plastic casing. It protect the neon, but dims the sign's brilliance.
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On the South Side of Ellis Island
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Pasilalinic-sympathetic Compass has posted a hauntingly beautiful photo essay of the gritty south side of Ellis Island. Definitely worth a ...
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First Things First
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This Stop 1 deli on Flatbush Avenue has its priorities, and an attractive appearance isn't high up on the list. Comfort, though, is! In ...
13 November 2008
No Bread at Vesuvio Bakery, But Plenty of Footwear
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What is going on with Vesuvio Bakery? The iconic Soho bakery—once owned by renowned civic activist Tony Dapolito, and most recentl operated ...
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