Beloved Italian cafe, Gaia, has announced via Facebook that Sunday, July 26th, will be its last day at the restaurant’s current location on Houston …
 
NEWS
FOOD
ARTS
MUSIC
PARTNERS
KIDS
SHOPPING
REAL ESTATE
POLITICS
CALENDAR
|
|
|
Beloved Italian cafe, Gaia, has announced via Facebook that Sunday, July 26th, will be its last day at the restaurant’s current location on Houston … By The Lo-Down in Business, coronavirus, Food, small business on July 24, 2020 6:22 pm |  Comments closed 
New York’s restaurants are in the midst of a fight for survival. With indoor dining prohibited for the foreseeable future, the situation is dire. … 
As businesses continue to reinvent themselves during these Coronavirus days, local favorite, Economy Candy has launched a fun endeavor. … 
A new report from the Food Bank for New York City indicates that more than a third of the city’s food pantries shut down during the height of the pandemic. … By Ed Litvak in Community Organizations, coronavirus, Food on June 13, 2020 11:53 am | Comments closed  
Partybus Bakeshop is a new(ish) artisan bakery and cafe located on the Lower East Side. We started as a pop-up at the Hester Street Fair, but we parked the Partybus on Essex Street in November 2019 and we’re here to stay! Come see for yourself why Food Network included us on this year’s list of… … By sponsoredpost in Food, Made on the LES, small business, Sponsored Post on June 11, 2020 10:48 am | Comments closed 
Uplifting news came from Mayor DeBlasio this week as he announced “Phase 1″ reopening for curbside and in-store retail pickup, and non-essential construction and manufacturing, can resume on June 8, 2020. … By Traven Rice in Business, coronavirus, Featured, Food, Nightlife on May 30, 2020 12:08 pm | Comments closed 
Memorial Day Weekend 2020 brings a new batch of local spots opening for takeout and delivery, with temporary hours and limited menus, as we continue to shelter at home (*sigh*). Here are some highlights we’ve added to our updated list – it’s getting big! … By Traven Rice in Business, coronavirus, Featured, Food, Nightlife on May 23, 2020 3:17 pm | Comments closed 
More local spots re-opened this week, offering takeout and delivery, in new and creative ways. Many are making tentative plans as they look towards … 
Here’s an update on more local spots reopening this week. Many are finding creative ways to adapt, re-inventing themselves as grocers and offering take home meal kits and cocktails, prepped and ready to cook (or mix) yourself… … By Traven Rice in coronavirus, Food, Lower East Side News, Nightlife on May 9, 2020 4:51 pm | Comments closed 
Here’s our updated list of local spots offering pickup and delivery, plus some highlights featuring new openings, options and special events. First, some highlights: … 
It’s been about a month since Gov. Andrew Cuomo shut down nonessential businesses, but then failed to include bike shops on the original list of essential workplaces that could stay open. Bike shops were soon added after an outcry from bicycle advocates. Since then, bike shops have been a crucial resource to the city’s two-wheeled commuters, some who cycle to avoid riding subways. … 
Here’s an update on local spots that are open for pick-up and delivery. We’re also highlighting how some local shops, venues and organizations are staying creative, by adapting their offerings to suit our current “on-line-only” reality: … By Traven Rice in Business, chinatown, coronavirus, Food, Nightlife, Shopping on April 18, 2020 1:47 pm | Comments closed 
We all know our local restaurants are facing a desperate situation as shelter-in-place orders remain in effect. Many of our readers are continuing to … 
New Yorkers looked for ways to make life more tolerable this week, amid continued cutbacks and closures during coronavirus lockdown. … By lodown in chinatown, coronavirus, Food, Kids, Lower East Side News on April 3, 2020 5:56 pm | Comments closed 
Here’s Part 2 of the Chinatown video series done in collaboration with Poster House and chef Grace Lee. This episode features Peter Lee, the owner of the beloved restaurant, Hop Kee. Grace Lee writes: On Sunday March 15, I went into Manhattan’s Chinatown to speak to the owners of mom-and-pop businesses and find out how they were dealing with the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. … |
|
|
Copyright © 2009 - 2021 Lo-Down Productions LLC - All Rights Reserved. Terms of use. Privacy Policy. The Lo-Down® is a registered trademark of Lo-Down Productions LLC. Powered by WordPress & Atahualpa |
|
