Amy’s Bread Opens Second Brooklyn Heights Location
After their first foray into Brooklyn last year, pastry purveyor Amy's Bread has expanded with another location in Brooklyn Heights.
Amy’s Bread Opens Newest Location in Brooklyn Heights
The first Brooklyn location for pastry purveyor Amy's Bread opened this week in Brooklyn Heights.
Falchi Building Set To Become a Long Island City Foodie Destination
Jamestown Properties, the developers of the Chelsea Market, are bringing artisanal food vendors to Long Island City’s Falchi Building, at 31-00 47th Avenue. The Daily News reports that Artisanal Premium Cheese already signed a lease on the ground-floor for a shop and restaurant. Amy’s Bread, who bakes in a plant based in Long Island City, is also eyeing a kiosk space. Apparently Jamestown is looking for unique start-ups to occupy the relatively inexpensive kiosks and stands, which will be set up inside and outside of the building. According to the CEO of Artisanal Premium Cheese, “We’re going to bring a whole new dimension to the neighborhood.” Think this could be a game-changer for the LIC food scene?
Old Long Island City Warehouse Will Be Reborn as a Chelsea Market Clone [NY Daily News] GMAP
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Chelsea Market star tenant Amy’s Bread moving to Long Island City’s “Flour District”
The illustrious Chelsea Market, home to gourmet food-related businesses, like the Bowery Kitchen Supply, and mouth-watering restaurants like Friedman’s Lunch and Buddakan, is about to lose one of its most famous tenants to Long Island City (not that we’re complaining).
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Beginning this month, Amy’s Bread is moving its baking operations to Long Island City, according to a notice on its Chelsea Market location. The decision is a result of growing volume and demand, which the Chelsea Market kitchen can no longer support.
