27 May 2014
Lost City: San Francisco Edition: Molinari Delicatessen
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Molinari is a lovely old Italian delicatessen in the North Beach section of San Francisco. It's not much different from the sort of o...
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23 May 2014
The Fighting Fish of Flatbush
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Here's a little ladies wear shop on Flatbush Avenue with an awful name and an awful garish awning. Not a place of great interest on t...
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22 May 2014
History in a Matchbook: El Parador
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El Parador still stands on far E. 34th Street. It remains the oldest Mexican restaurant in the City. Here's an early reminder from th...
21 May 2014
Lost City: San Francisco Edition: A Good Sign: Stella Pastry
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Stella Pastry and Cafe is located in the once-heavily Italian neighborhood of North Beach. It was founded in 1942. They brag they are the...
20 May 2014
Cute Cottages in Not-So-Cute Part of The Bronx
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While on a recent visit to The Bronx, I noticed this string of adorable, colorful, little cottages. Given their diminutive size, and that...
18 May 2014
Half-And-Half Store
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This building at 866 Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn is conducting a double life. On the bottom half, it is Golden Shoes, a going concern. Th...
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14 May 2014
History in a Matchbook: Chuan Yuan
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128 Montague Street is presently occupied by Vegetarian Ginger. It's one of those lovely upstair joints peculiar to this street, in w...
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13 May 2014
Furs By Novick Isn't Going Anywhere
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Back in 2008, I posted about some of the delightful old signage that can be found on Flatbush Avenue, including the stubborn vertical neo...
12 May 2014
First Visit to Sarge's Deli 2.0
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It took me shamefully long to get back to Sarge's Deli, which reopened March 6 after a 15-month closure caused by a fire that broke o...
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11 May 2014
A Perfect Storefront: All Brooklyn Locksmith
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How many services can you mention in the signage of an eight-foot-wide storefront? Not as many as All Brooklyn Locksmith does!
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