Tuesday Blogwrap
Williamsburg Bridge Crash Kills One [Gothamist] Overheard: Sheepshead Bay for Cool Russians [Sheepshead Bites] Vietnamese Sandwich Shops on 7th Avenue [OTBKB] Curry Spot in Brooklyn Heights May Be Good [BHB] Sacred Vibes [DPB] Photo by lostinbrooklyn, Brownstoner Flickr pool Update: photo changed on August 26, 2009
Williamsburg Bridge Crash Kills One [Gothamist]
Overheard: Sheepshead Bay for Cool Russians [Sheepshead Bites]
Vietnamese Sandwich Shops on 7th Avenue [OTBKB]
Curry Spot in Brooklyn Heights May Be Good [BHB]
Sacred Vibes [DPB]
Photo by lostinbrooklyn, Brownstoner Flickr pool
Update: photo changed on August 26, 2009
Another dummy. 🙂
call me dumb but what exactly goes on a vietnamese sandwich? no offense but i thought they ate K9 there.?!
*rob*
The ocean, dummy. 🙂
Wonder where those clams come from 🙂
@Prodigal_Son – pointing out to OP that the place is in manhattan :-\ not brooklyn
sigh
fail
11217, I assume that you don’t buy fish in the nabe? One on 6th Street, one on 3rd Street. Guy on 6th Street used to be on 1st Street. You’re on a roll today…
Stealing recipes? Really, how hard is it to make a sandwich?
I heard Ray’s Pizza stole the recipe for Lennys. Or vice versa.
Geez, it’s capitalism. And it’s only a sandwich. And none of these joints are in 11217 anyway.
It may be to both Vietnamese sandwich shops benefit to be near each other. Why do you think so many falafel shacks are on MacDougal Street and Bleeker, or so many Indian places are on 6th Street in the East Village?
It’s a big city and a little competition is never a bad thing. It breeds character.
> supporting the new vietnamese sandwich store is supporting stupidity
Agreed. Open something different or open it further away.
I feel that supporting the new vietnamese sandwich store is supporting stupidity. I don’t necessarily care that they stole Hanco’s recipes and what not, but how stupid do you have to be to see that Park Slope (if that’s where you want to open) is a very large and long neighborhood. So they decided to open the store 3 blocks from Hanco’s when they could have gone to 5th Avenue where there is no vietnamese or to the north slope on 7th where there is also no vietnamese…?
Ok, be my guest, but I personally think it shows how childish they are that they decided to open 3 blocks from Hanco’s.