jcneighbor wrote:
Definite for Joe's Auto Electric if you're downtown. Have used them for 10? years. Reliable and totally honest.

And DON'T go to Pep Boys or you'll probably regret it later...

thirstyquaker wrote:

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GrovePath wrote:
NYTimes...

Police Unsure if Random Attacks Are Rising Threat or Urban Myth
?Knockout Game? a Spreading Menace or a Myth (click link)

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/23/nyr ... ing-menace-or-a-myth.html

pacoYtaco wrote:
We ate there tonight. Had the 14b and a regular cheeseburger with Gruyere. Everything was awesome. Our server was polite and very prompt. We will be stopping there again when we're in the mood for burgers.

Some of the Yelp reviews are ridiculous. If you want a Park Tavern burger, go to Park Tavern.

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jcman420 wrote:
What about 270 Grand St., where the bagel shop used to be? I'd heard that the guy who owns Two Aprons on Warren St. was opening a second place there. Anyone know if that's still the case?

In May, the owner of Two Aprons said the new place would open in about a month. It's now almost 6 months later, so who knows what happened.

JCParentingUnit wrote:
When this arrived in my mailbox, I honestly thought this was just an underhanded way to complain about Liberty Harbor construction. The "magazine" is one article about Liberty Harbor and that's really it.

tommyc_37 wrote:
I think it'd be a good idea for Brian Dowling to give his new place on York Street a different name, for marketing purposes. Why name a place that's half a mile away the same exact thing? The place deserves it's own identity! Not to mention that it's confusing for customers. I feel the same way about White Star renaming Harbor Casino, White Star. Unless you're trying to start a chain restaurant, I don't understand naming bars/eateries the same thing, so close to one another geographically.

That being said, love Park and Sixth!

tommyc_37 wrote:
It's interesting that JC doesn't have much of a Jewish presence. Did it ever?

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Ian, the ride from Grove to 14th street is 15 minutes, not sure what you mean by Path can't do that.

I'd like to see that happen just once.

I've never gotten to 14th Street in more than 15 minutes, unless there was a rare massive problem like police activity or something.

rycor wrote:
Anyone know whats with the increased security and interest from property management lately? I mean, don't get me wrong, security is great. But this is the first we have dealt with this since moving here almost a year ago. Was there an incident?

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PathH8Tr wrote:
Wow. Trial by JCLIST. Remind me never to start a business here. The negativity is embarrassing, not for him, for you all.

I'm happy there's another new place in town. They'll get my business until I make my own decision as to whether the food is good, the service is good and that is all.

You hit the nail right on the head. If it ain't Free, Cheap, over the top c/s they don't want to pay for. I would love to see how good these people are at their jobs. You have one poster who if he can't make it, grow it, avoid doing business with a store, he isn't happy. Then you have the people who criticize how stores are run, yet they are incapable of doing it them selves.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Cory, none of the people I'm referring to are "dumb", but they might have different opinions than you.

The people I'm referring to appreciate the cleanliness and the *relative* lack of overcrowding.

Have you ever commuted regularly between Brooklyn and Manhattan?

tommyc_37 wrote:
I think I read on Yelp that the owners are actually Asian.

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If you all like spending money on high end items like you claim, Made with Love would be still thriving.

Made With Love was mediocre at best, that's why they failed.