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gawkercom:

Lower Manhattan Power Lunch Spot Becomes Sidewalk Kitchen
The power imbalance between upper and lower Manhattan was never going to last forever: two days after closing for the hurricane, SoHo power-lunch spot Balthazar has re-opened. Aft…

gawkercom:

Lower Manhattan Power Lunch Spot Becomes Sidewalk Kitchen

The power imbalance between upper and lower Manhattan was never going to last forever: two days after closing for the hurricane, SoHo power-lunch spot Balthazar has re-opened. After a fashion. Trapped in a powerless Dead Zone, the bistro can’t exactly seat people; it can, however, dish out food, cooked on a sidewalk grill, to hungry passers-by. It only looks like a Halal cart, though — according to Twitter chatter, they’ve got lobster and steak sandwiches at a fraction of the price that they’d normally be. Makes having to walk up to Hell’s Kitchen to charge your phone almost worth it. — Max [photo by Nick Denton]

I used to work right near here.

October 31, 2012 by Joseph Jordan
October 31, 2012 /Joseph Jordan
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