"Pizzaiolo Nino Coniglio - an owner behind Williamsburg Pizza - is opening Pizza Crew on Wednesday, November 19, at 234 Malcolm X Boulevard, near Decatur Street, in Bed-Stuy. The new slice joint is styled to look like it has been on the block for decades, with checkerboard floors, vintage-looking signage, and next-door beers at Turtles All The Way Down. Coniglio and his partners behind Williamsburg Pizza mini-chain, Aaron McCann and John Kutinsky, now run multiple locations, including four in New York and two in Nebraska."
"Evil Katsu, the East Village sandwich shop at 435 East Ninth Street (between First Avenue and Avenue A) from co-owners Asher Sendyk, Chris Wagenlander, and Hai Oliveira, will have its final day of service onSunday, December 14, according to a note on the restaurant's Instagram, thanking neighbors for their support and inviting regulars to stop by before they close. The restaurant opened in 2020."
Pizzaiolo Nino Coniglio, known for Williamsburg Pizza, is opening a nostalgic slice shop called Pizza Crew on November 19 at 234 Malcolm X Boulevard in Bed-Stuy. The shop features checkerboard floors, vintage-looking signage, and proximity to beers at Turtles All The Way Down. Coniglio and partners Aaron McCann and John Kutinsky operate multiple Williamsburg Pizza locations across New York and Nebraska. The Brooklyn pizza scene continues to evolve with other next-gen operations expanding across the borough. Slik, a Copenhagen-inspired candy and soft-serve shop, is planned for 437 East 12th Street. Evil Katsu in the East Village will close on December 14 after opening in 2020.
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