Since securing a liquor license for their first Manhattan outpost three weeks ago, the owners of Brooklyn's chicken-and-waffles joint Sweet Chick have turned up the gas on their renovations of 178 Ludlow St., the former home of iconic LES...
Shortly after Max Fish departed 178 Ludlow St. last summer, the owners of Sweet Chick, a Williamsburg restaurant specializing in chicken and waffles, signed a lease for the space. They began the process of seeking a liquor license, with...
An online petition has popped up to save Max Fish, the legendary Ludlow Street bar shut down by the NYPD Friday night for alleged underage drinking violations. The petition reads:
Max Fish opened on Ludlow Street in 1989. We have...
We tweeted this earlier but wanted to catch up with this afternoon's flurry of reports on Max Fish's temporary reprieve. Paper had the exclusive: owner Ulli Rimkus signed a one-year lease extension, keeping the legendary bar on Ludlow Street...
Paper got in touch with Max Fish owner Ulli Rimkus, who says the legendary Lower East Side bar is, in fact, closing on January 30th. There may, however, be a glimmer of hope. Paper reports:
...fear not, Fish fans, Rimkus...
