Susan Sarandon has invested in a new soccer fan clubhouse called No One Home, featuring a secret entrance and a celebrity-studded atmosphere, attracting names such as Jason Sudeikis and Natasha Lyonne. This establishment, located at 141 Chrystie Street, serves as a rebrand of the previous Football Cafe pop-up, aiming to provide a welcoming space for soccer enthusiasts. With a three-floor design and both walk-in options and reservations available via Resy, it's set to become a social hub for fans.
Casa Magazines, a West Village mainstay for three decades, marks its anniversary by launching Casa Next Door, a charming café located at 22 Eighth Avenue. This new venture aims to complement the beloved magazine shop by offering pastries and coffee, maintaining the traditional print culture amid the rise of digital media. The addition of Casa Next Door not only enhances the customer experience but also solidifies Casa Magazines’ role as a unique destination in the New York City landscape.
The culinary scene in East Williamsburg welcomes Super Chori NY, an Argentinian sandwich pop-up that has opened its first permanent location. Known for its choripán sandwich, the co-owner Marco Pasos aims for the venture to be the first Argentinian street food franchise in New York. Operating hours from Thursday to Sunday cater to dine-in, takeout, and delivery, enhancing the diversity of food options available to locals and visitors in the area.
East Fork Pottery, a renowned pottery brand from Asheville, has made its New York debut with a new store located at 377A Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. The opening marks a significant moment in the ongoing retail renaissance of this vibrant strip, providing locals with beautifully crafted pottery as well as enhancing the artistic landscape with their thoughtfully designed products. This development is indicative of a larger trend towards unique and locally-focused retail options gaining traction in urban environments.
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