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Michael Sharlow and his daughter Marissa have long shared a culinary passion and love for spice. After establishing their gourmet hot sauce company SYRACHA'CUSE in 2015, the father and daughter duo opened the company's first brick-and-mortar store in late October.
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the vision for the storefront was to combine a tasting bar and marketplace to provide a holistic experience for customers, Michael said. This idea stemmed from the company's beginnings, when it sold its products at local farmers markets and festivals across New York.
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Police storefront in Balboa Park hit with vandalism, incendiary device - The San Diego
Vandals struck a San Diego police storefront in Balboa Park on Tuesday, scrawling anti-police messages and setting off an incendiary device.
Police learned of the incident, at the storefront along Sixth Avenue by Redwood Street, about 1:30 p.m., Sgt. Matthew Botkin said.
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Earlier today our department was informed of an arson at our police storefront in Balboa Park.
Outside the location some vandalism was left behind. Evidence of an incendiary device was also found at the scene.
Our MAST Unit (Metro Arson Strike Team) is investigating. pic.twitter.com/Rlv5LFXkPI
Revolution Bake Shop Opens New Retail Bakery the Lucky Break | Westword
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Selina Jimenez says that Revolution Bakeshop grew from “pennies and fumes,” from a long road of practicing recipes over and over, and from a desire to learn every step of the way. “I ruined a lot, burned a lot and baked a lot,” she continues, but as she learned, the business grew from a commissary to a private kitchen to the 869-square-foot space she has used until now.
Small Business Owners Can Expand Storefronts to Sidewalk as City Launches New Initiative Friday |
Small business owners will soon be able to expand their storefront onto the sidewalk as part of a new Open Storefronts initiative the City will launch on Friday.
Retail shops will be able to sell their wares on sidewalks in front of their storefronts from Oct. 30 through Dec. 31 — just in time for the holiday season, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday.
In addition to retailers, repair shops, personal care services and laundry services can also use sidewalk space for seating, queuing or displaying dry goods under the Open Storefronts program.
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Why the plywood covering U.S. storefronts may become more common
In the days and hours leading up to Election Day, as Americans braced for a potentially long and contested vote counting process, storefronts across the country were being wrapped in sheets of plywood.
Businesses know to be ready with their own protection, whenever it’s needed. Reusable, and sometimes specifically designed to attach to the facades of stores, these custom-made barricades have become common on everything from small-scale bodegas to chain grocery stores to bank branches.
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Bolivian Llama Party Opens Pandemic-Era Storefront In Sunnyside - Gothamist
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Our latest installment of Quick Bites brings us to Sunnyside, Queens where the Oropeza brothers are serving up delicious Salteñas, Silpancho, and Sopas.
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In a way, Alex and Patrick Oropeza, the brothers behind long-time Gothamist favorite Bolivian Llama Party, got lucky. When COVID-19 shut down both Llama locations last spring (at the Turnstyle Underground Market in the Columbus Circle subway station, and the Gotham Market at the Ashland in Fort Greene), the Oropezas had an ace in hole: their commissary kitchen, situated within the old Mi Bolivia restaurant along a bustling stretch of 48th Avenue in Sunnyside.
Bootleg, One of LA's Best Pan Pizza Spots, Gains Mid-City Storefront - Eater LA
Bootleg Pizza has gone from underground hit to food truck, and now it's jumping into the brick and mortar restaurant game
One of LA's best pan pizza spots, Bootleg Pizza , continues to grow during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, moving from its current food truck home to a brand new storefront on Pico Boulevard in Mid-City. Neon signage is up now for Bootleg's new address at 5504 W. Pico Boulevard, in the former Mid-City Deli space not far from Paper or Plastik Cafe and My 2 Cents.
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