Food & Drink
Photo by Park Slope StoopEverything old is new again. Or is it everything new is old again? That debate could take awhile. But here’s something that isn’t up for debate. City Subs is “back” — and it’s delicious. First of all, it’s one of those great stories
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Photo via City Subs [https://www.facebook.com/605275782908537/photos/pb.605275782908537.-2207520000.1445360292./614742661961849/?type=3&theater] Sandwich aficionados take note: City Subs is to reopen pronto! According to Grubstreet [http://www.grubstreet.com/2015/10/city-subs-reopening.html?mid=twitter_grubst], co-owner Thomas Moran said that “the shop
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A neighbor tipped us off to this City Subs sign in the window of the former NuteriaNY spot at 82 5th Avenue between St. Mark’s and Warren. City Subs, a neighborhood favorite that closed its doors at 450 Bergen Street [/blog/business/city-sub-closed-for-renovation-or-moving] back in May of last year,
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It looks like our Nutella-themed shop on 5th Avenue may be no more. After a short but tumultuous lifespan, Nuteria, located at 82 5th Avenue, between St Marks and Warren, appears to have closed for good — or, at least, it hasn’t been open any of the times we’ve
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So remember when 5th Avenue was about to get a Nutella-riffic cafe called Nutelleria [/blog/business/nutelleria-coming-to-5th-avenue] last fall, but then the opening was delayed, and when they finally did open, the name had been changed to Nuteria [http://www.nuteriany.com/]? Turns out that was because Nutella wasn’t