A Chinatown organic marketplace closes after a ten-year runĪ Chinatown staple since 2010, Ali Baba Organic Marketplace at 1 Mott Street, is closing due to lost business caused by the pandemic, Bowery Boogie reports. “We get glimmers of hope that he will be getting better every day,” reads the GoFundMe page. He has been in the hospital in a coma and has since been taken off the ventilator. Gordo’s Cantina has started a GoFundMe to raise $8,000 for Jesus Cortes, an employee who was violently attacked in the Bronx on August 12, according to a criminal complaint, and left with a fractured skull. GoFundMe for the restaurant employee who was attacked and is in a coma The fire department said the investigation is ongoing. The business was housed in a trailer that neighborhood pizza maven Whit’s End gave him to use after the fire, only a 20-foot storage container is salvageable. I put my passion into it.” Prior to opening a restaurant, he was a steamfitter with Local 638. Of his cooking, Campbell told the Daily News, “I’m cooking like you’re coming to my house. The restaurant, known for its jerk chicken and pork, caught fire when the family was in Jamaica celebrating Campbell’s 50th birthday. The fire on August 11 leveled CC Jerkbox, owned by Blaine Campbell whose wife Odell and their three children worked for the family business.
And Google still reads that Prune is “temporarily closed.” Family-run Rockaway restaurant rebuilds after a fireĪ family-run restaurant in a Rockaway trailer was gutted by fire and is struggling to rebuild, the Daily News reports. A teaser on the website says to please check back for updates about a reopening. Is chef Gabrielle Hamilton’s lauded Lower-East-Side Prune reopening after two-plus years of closure - or is something else debuting in the space? Lights were on for a private event at 54 East First Street between First and Second avenues at what had been Prune for 20 years, according to EV Grieve and fans are hopeful.
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