Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'greenestreet'
May 3, 2007
May 3: Cheezapolooza III: Naked vs Cooked Nolita House hosts cheese gurus Waldemar & Nadia as they feature six of spring's best artisanal cheese both unadulterated and then all hot and melty. Nibbles include Piave Vecchio and Pancetta Mini Grilled Cheese Sandwiches; Mini Valdeon Blue Cheese Burgers on Brioche and Four Year Aged Gouda Mini Mac & Cheese. You'll get drink tickets for a glass of wine or beer selected to pair with the each......
Continue Reading "On the Plate: Upcoming Food and Wine Events"November 27, 2006
Tired of your job and want to strike out and open up a coffeehouse, even though your friends think you're crazy? Jonathan Rubinstein and his successful Joe coffeehouses were profiled in the Jobs section of the Times, $14,000 espresso machine and all. Rubinstein prices his java similarly to Starbucks and his customers will wait for his beautifully brewed coffees and espressos (the image is from the Joe website). With three locations (Waverly Place, East 13th......
Continue Reading "The Not-Starbucks Niche"November 3, 2006
It's possibly the most famous couple to sue over bed bugs: Saturday Night Live star Maya Rudolph and auteur Paul Thomas Anderson claim that their SoHo rental was infested with the vermin and are now suing Halstead Property and the owner, Francis Feeney! They were paying $13,500/month for a Greene Street loft (plus two months' rent, security deposit, broker's fee), but found themselves (and their baby!) bitten. Ew. The exterminator told them they would have......
Continue Reading "Bed Bugs Do Not Discriminate"October 18, 2006
Walking to the post office this afternoon, we noticed that the huge Michael Chemiakin sculpture in front of the Mimi Fritz gallery was gone, leaving only a rusted square on the pavement to mark its passing. The sculpture, "Cybele, the Goddess of Fertility", had been in front of the gallery on Prince between Greene and Wooster for as long as we can remember. On the weekends it is a huge hit with tourists-- who......
Continue Reading "Loss of Boob Sculpture Leaves SoHo Bereft"September 8, 2006
Last night the Starbucks Salon opened with a private event for press which included a performance by Aimee Mann and free cocktails and coffee drinks. We forgot to go. We do look forward to heading out there at some point though for one of the following performances. Love 'em or hate 'em, they have some good acts coming up: 9/08 - DJ Skott Johnson & SloMo Video, Eugene Mirman, Buck 65 9/09 DJ Dom Leon......
Continue Reading "Starbucks Salon Opens Tonight"June 14, 2006
COMEDY: Sara Schaefer's latest show is at UCB, following up her long running series "Sara Schaefer is Obsessed With You" with a new show called "Video Gaga". The night features Schaefer counting down funny music videos for you (we've been told that tonight will include The Fresh's Myspace video), a live musical act (tonight it's Erin McKeown), special guests and glittery dance numbers! (We hear she has her own version of Fly Girls!). 9:30pm //......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"May 26, 2006
While the most posh our hovel of an apartment has seen is the Dwell sample sale, our ex-boss registered at Moss; now, happily she (and you, presumably, after a date with your sugar daddy) can drink there, too. Centovini the newest venture from Moss and the people behind I Trulli and Vino is both a wine store and bar, open evenings and, soon, for breakfast and lunch (We can totally rationalize breakfast drinking, especially with......
Continue Reading "Drink Up: Centovini"May 8, 2006
It's skateboarders versus the neighborhood as Soho residents and city agencies are eyeing the Greene Street skate shop, Etnies, for its rooftop skate ramp in a historical district. The Landmarks Preservation Commission said, "We received an application from the company, but it was never completed. So the ramp was never approved." Ha - that's totally feeding into the stereotype of irresponsible skaters! Residents have also complained about the noise from the ramp; the Post says......
Continue Reading "Skating Around the Law"April 2, 2006
- A suspended Bronx police officer was arrested again for allegedly raping a woman who he'd offered a lift. - We're not sure we'd call it a "Big Dig" yet, but this doesn't sound like fun. - Oy. A teacher at Bronx Science has TB. - Come to think of it, there are a lot of banks in Forest Hills, Queens. - The Department of Sanitation is working on getting some eco-friendly garbage trucks.......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra We Wish Tomorrow Weren't Monday Edition"April 1, 2006
We saw this shirt for sale at Jack Spade on Greene Street in Soho-- we didn't check the price, but it's probably up there in the high two figures. All we can say is MEH. Maybe the tees are an April Fool's Joke on the part of the store-- we can't believe anyone would actually want to buy one.......
Continue Reading "JT Leroy Scandal Officially Jumps the Shark"January 2, 2006
This Wednesday Dorkbot wants you to come celebrate Isaac Newton's birthday, by watching what strange things people can do with electricity! The science nerd (we use that term lovingly) roster makes us feel like giant underachievers. Want to feel like one too? Here's who you'll see at the Dorkbot in NYC: Mikey Sklar, explaining the process he used to install a $2 RFID tag in his left hand. Luckily, his talk will cover why......
Continue Reading "Dorkbot NYC"October 8, 2004
The cafe where my writing group always meets recently closed, so we need a new venue. We're looking for a place that could easily accomodate a group of about 10-15 people, that doesn't require your whole party to be there to seat you, and where a meal could be purchased for less than $15. Bonus points if they serve alcohol and/or good coffee. Any ideas? Alternately, how does one go about finding a good......
Continue Reading "A place to meet and eat"
