This was working well as a small simple deli that served both "sides" of Hoyt very well. The landlord got greedy and booted them for drinking beer in the back room. Now I'm sure the landlord has shed some tears in his own beer - the place has been vacant for a year. It can only function as a small scale deli. The family that ran it previously was wonderful. That kind of business person can not be replaced - they were not there to get rich. Now, everyone wants some easy way to pluck the $20 dollar bills out of the pockets of silly kids who are seduced by the realtor ads calling Smith St "hip & trendy "
(think Stinky & Smith & Vine) . nb. this is the 4th broker on the bldg.
This was working well as a small simple deli that served both "sides" of Hoyt very well. The landlord got greedy and booted them for drinking beer in the back room. Now I'm sure the landlord has shed some tears in his own beer - the place has been vacant for a year. It can only function as a small scale deli. The family that ran it previously was wonderful. That kind of business person can not be replaced - they were not there to get rich. Now, everyone wants some easy way to pluck the $20 dollar bills out of the pockets of silly kids who are seduced by the realtor ads calling Smith St "hip & trendy "
(think Stinky & Smith & Vine) . nb. this is the 4th broker on the bldg.
Posted by: sandman at January 9, 2009 10:01 PM in response to High Hopes for Hoyt Street?