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EXCLUSIVE: After more than 30 years in the local restaurant scene, Chicken Masters’ owner Vinnie Mazzone has served his last piece of fried chicken in New York City, and closed up his Avenue Z shop for good. But he’s not leaving because sales are slow or rent is high.
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Photo by Erica ShermanThe building at 1201 Avenue Z, which for several years has been the home of Chicken Masters – a.k.a. Eat My Chicken – has sold for just under the $1.295 million asking price, Sheepshead Bites has learned. The building went on the market in early January
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Photo by Erica ShermanThe building that houses Chicken Masters at 1201 Avenue Z is on the chopping block for a cool $1.295 million, and the fried chicken man himself, Vinnie Mazzone, is plotting out his next move. The building – better known to locals as “the ol’ sweatshop” for the
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Welcome back to The Bite [/tag/the-bite/], Sheepshead Bites’ weekly column where we explore the foodstuffs of Sheepshead Bay. Each week we’ll check out a different offering from one of the many restaurants, delis, food carts, bakeries, butchers, fish mongers, or grocers in our neighborhood. If it’s edible,