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Great video doc. The Collector records scene, since Covid, has moved to street pop ups. One of the best of wjich is on Sunday's at 140 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights just across from Wall St. From 2 PM to 6 PM. Guy is cleaning out his overstuffed collection of 50's to early 80's British, gararge, indy rock, punk, Etc. Priices are like almost give away
This was terrific, you guys! I've lived in this neighborhood for 50 years, and am so grateful that there are still a few good places left. You did a good job showing them to their best advantage. And of course, there was handsome Hudson, sweety dog extraordinaire.
J. Milazzo thank you so much for the love! We are so glad you enjoyed our video and feel that we highlighted some gems in your neighborhood. And big kisses 😘 from Hudson 🐾🐾
Wow!! Greenwich village!! I was there in 1982!! Then moved west AZ....love love love your videos!!!! They let me see NYC without getting on a plane!!! Thank you!!
Blue Bird we are so glad our videos are bringing a piece of New York to you out in western Arizona. So much has changed since 1982 in the Village but lots of small unique businesses are still going strong 💪
Karla & James i enjoy your videos your are very two sweet people, i love the Lower East Side the culture, i use to work on the LES between 1979-81 for NYC Dept of Parks i worked in many parks the last park i worked in was Tompkins Square Park in 1981 those was the very fun days, i also lived shortly in the Vladeck Houses for two years on Madison St back in 1990-92, i still ride down that way every few weeks.
i love that corner, I used to always get flowers at the vegetable shop on bleeker , in the 80's , gone now, ifc used to be just an old movie theater , I saw my first movie in nyc there .. earaserhead..
Cheryl Pyle thank you so much for the love! We remember the Vegetable Shop and also when Joe’s Pizza 🍕 was located right next door to it. Joe told us that the building owner not only raised his rent forcing him to move around the corner but also demanded a 1.5 million dollar guarantee if he stayed.
Yes that espresso machine is a piece of functional art. We still wish they used it but glad at least that they kept it in a place of honor inside the cafe. And yes that espresso slush was just the thing to have on a hot day!
Steven Tartakoff thank you so much for the words of encouragement. It is so wonderful to hear that you are enjoying our videos and especially this one. Joe’s Pizza 🍕 is amazing and we highly recommend it if you have not already tried it. Please share our video with your friends so that they too can enjoy it! 😀
My father owned Rocco’s Restaurant on Thompson in the 60s. Have fond memories of forcing him to take me to Zilch, on Thompson, the boutique owned by Davy Jones of The Monkees. I seem to remember the doorknobs were big Zs. Sadly he wasn’t there, but I still have the Barnabas Collins type ring that I purchased there that day...
poppynurse that is so cool! Is your uncle named John? We interviewed Anthony DaSilva in the early 2000s when we photographed Rocco Ristorante for our book “New York Nights” and he mentioned his uncle John. Our photo and interview with Anthony appear in our book. We are glad our video brought back fond memories of the neighborhood 😀
James and Karla No, its was Victor. Probably pre-John. I also remember being there when they had a feast at a nearby church, when they walked with a statue (a ?Madonna, not sure). And walking by the Night Owl hoping to see John Sebastian or Peter Tork, although I don’t remember what block it was on. And the Derby Steak House on MacDougal St. My grandparents landed in GV from Italy, the steak house was formerly a grocer. My father would frequent it. The restaurant had a photos of the old grocery shop with the black and white tiled floor, posted behind the bar. The owner was Andrew. I think its long gone.
Serhan Ayhan thank you so much for the love! We really appreciate the support and also huge thanks for sharing our post on Instagram about the video. 👍
john smith thank you so much for the great comment! We are so happy that enjoyed watching and hope you get to try some of the delicious 😋 food we had in this tour including the Pommes Frites 🍟!
Danuellia Ramdeen thank you so much for the love! We really appreciate the support and hope you also enjoy watching some of our other videos highlighting unique small shops and restaurants in NYC. Hope you are staying safe and healthy
I would like to find out what percent of the mom and pop places , since you started streaming 3 years ago, were forced to close because of the pandemic . Here in Milwaukee WI a lot of places closed .
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We had so much fun highlighting great street food (pizza & fries) and a vinyl; record shop. Hit the thumbs up and SUBSCRIBE to see even more food & travel videos. We really appreciate the support!
I Love Hudson 💘
Great video doc. The Collector records scene, since Covid, has moved to street pop ups. One of the best of wjich is on Sunday's at 140 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights just across from Wall St. From 2 PM to 6 PM. Guy is cleaning out his overstuffed collection of 50's to early 80's British, gararge, indy rock, punk,
Etc. Priices are like almost give away
i really love to see those places
Thank you so much Manoel for the love! We hope you also enjoy watching some of our other videos highlighting unique places in NYC!
James, Karla, and beautiful Hudson are amazing!!!
Thank you so much Bon Bon for the kind words as always!
So excited to watch all this.
This was terrific, you guys! I've lived in this neighborhood for 50 years, and am so grateful that there are still a few good places left. You did a good job showing them to their best advantage. And of course, there was handsome Hudson, sweety dog extraordinaire.
J. Milazzo thank you so much for the love! We are so glad you enjoyed our video and feel that we highlighted some gems in your neighborhood. And big kisses 😘 from Hudson 🐾🐾
Wow!! Greenwich village!! I was there in 1982!! Then moved west AZ....love love love your videos!!!! They let me see NYC without getting on a plane!!! Thank you!!
Blue Bird we are so glad our videos are bringing a piece of New York to you out in western Arizona. So much has changed since 1982 in the Village but lots of small unique businesses are still going strong 💪
Can’t go wrong with Joe’s!
We couldn't agree more! Definitely a delicious classic New York pizza!
Karla & James i enjoy your videos your are very two sweet people, i love the Lower East Side the culture, i use to work on the LES between 1979-81 for NYC Dept of Parks i worked in many parks the last park i worked in was Tompkins Square Park in 1981 those was the very fun days, i also lived shortly in the Vladeck Houses for two years on Madison St back in 1990-92, i still ride down that way every few weeks.
i love that corner, I used to always get flowers at the vegetable shop on bleeker , in the 80's , gone now, ifc used to be just an old movie theater , I saw my first movie in nyc there .. earaserhead..
Cheryl Pyle thank you so much for the love! We remember the Vegetable Shop and also when Joe’s Pizza 🍕 was located right next door to it. Joe told us that the building owner not only raised his rent forcing him to move around the corner but also demanded a 1.5 million dollar guarantee if he stayed.
Awesome history behind that espresso machine. Will need to try that espresso slush - sounds great!
Yes that espresso machine is a piece of functional art. We still wish they used it but glad at least that they kept it in a place of honor inside the cafe. And yes that espresso slush was just the thing to have on a hot day!
your best video yet! when that fresh pie comes out of the pizza oven... ah thats amore!
Steven Tartakoff thank you so much for the words of encouragement. It is so wonderful to hear that you are enjoying our videos and especially this one. Joe’s Pizza 🍕 is amazing and we highly recommend it if you have not already tried it. Please share our video with your friends so that they too can enjoy it! 😀
Great video. Love the village.
Thank you so much for the great feedback Ger Cunning. We really appreciate the love and support!
Great West Village tour!
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words! We had so much fun creating this episode.
My father owned Rocco’s Restaurant on Thompson in the 60s. Have fond memories of forcing him to take me to Zilch, on Thompson, the boutique owned by Davy Jones of The Monkees. I seem to remember the doorknobs were big Zs. Sadly he wasn’t there, but I still have the Barnabas Collins type ring that I purchased there that day...
poppynurse that is so cool! Is your uncle named John? We interviewed Anthony DaSilva in the early 2000s when we photographed Rocco Ristorante for our book “New York Nights” and he mentioned his uncle John. Our photo and interview with Anthony appear in our book. We are glad our video brought back fond memories of the neighborhood 😀
James and Karla No, its was Victor. Probably pre-John. I also remember being there when they had a feast at a nearby church, when they walked with a statue (a ?Madonna, not sure). And walking by the Night Owl hoping to see John Sebastian or Peter Tork, although I don’t remember what block it was on. And the Derby Steak House on MacDougal St. My grandparents landed in GV from Italy, the steak house was formerly a grocer. My father would frequent it. The restaurant had a photos of the old grocery shop with the black and white tiled floor, posted behind the bar. The owner was Andrew. I think its long gone.
Great video, guys! Love the history that you give for each spot.
Serhan Ayhan thank you so much for the love! We really appreciate the support and also huge thanks for sharing our post on Instagram about the video. 👍
I love this video and Greenwich Village!! I just posted a very similar one :)
Sabrina Urban thank you so much for the love! Greenwich Village certainly has lots of gems to highlight.
Such a cool video thanks
john smith thank you so much for the great comment! We are so happy that enjoyed watching and hope you get to try some of the delicious 😋 food we had in this tour including the Pommes Frites 🍟!
Nice videos love it
Danuellia Ramdeen thank you so much for the love! We really appreciate the support and hope you also enjoy watching some of our other videos highlighting unique small shops and restaurants in NYC. Hope you are staying safe and healthy
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I would like to find out what percent of the mom and pop places , since you started streaming 3 years ago, were forced to close because of the pandemic . Here in Milwaukee WI a lot of places closed .
I like your videos but when you say the foundation year of each bar or shop, make me laugh. There's nothing there old, all is new!
I Love Hudson 💘