Are you guys ready for the question of the week? Because you see, it is Friday and we all need to take a break from all that serious stuff.
So won't you please, please, please answer this question?
Get set, ready go!
Here it is:
Which Mom-And-Pop Store Here In the Neighborhood
Would You Really Miss If It Were To Close Its Doors?
Start The Commenting.
Can't wait to hear which stores matter most to you.
Here it is:
Which Mom-And-Pop Store Here In the Neighborhood
Would You Really Miss If It Were To Close Its Doors?
Start The Commenting.
Can't wait to hear which stores matter most to you.
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9 comments:
Gosh, are there any left? I am on the west side of the canal. Mary's, on the corner of President and 3rd Ave was a great mom and pop store - now gone. There was always a long line at lunchtime, a lot of workers went there for sandwiches. They made a great tuna fish sandwich. And then there were specials, like peppers and eggs. I remember Mary and her daughter Caroline. Mary was getting up there - I wonder what happened to them. Their store gave so much character and flavor to the neighborhood. You could always go there if you needed something in a pinch.
Caputo's. Hands down.
After Caputo's!there is nothing left to comment on. Oh...maybe the RAT problem and Garbage from all the Resturants.
Pranga Bookstore
Sue and Joe (Santo's Organic Deli) at Court and 3rd.
Mazzola's (the original)
D'Amico's
Esposito's
Park Natural
General Nitemare
Restaurants et al (not stores):
The House of Pizza
Eton (dumplings)
Naidre's (does it count as a mom and pop if there is more than one?)
Jalopy (coffehouse and theatre)
Moonshine
Caputo's Bakery
D'Amico's
Caputo's Deli
Wynn's
The Produce store on Court down from Wynn's that I can never remember the name because am a silly goose.
Park Natural
Jalopy
Jacqueline
Monteleone's
NCH Studio on Court street - there for 15 yrs... love the family that runs it
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