The telltale mark of the liquor license application. I haven't been here long enough to know what used to be here, but the empty store had a picnic table and a small kitchenette.
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- Patchwork
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- Headless
- Six Degrees of Wythe Street
- No blank walls allowed
- Pierogi II
- Picnic
- Wet
- Porchblogging
- Perched
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1 comment:
it used to be a modern furniture store. keep stalking this place - i'm curious!
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