What's replacing the shoe store at 7th and Lincoln?

or cell phone store!

i'd like to see a deli/bodega go in that space.

I had another idea...what about a housing works thrift shop?

Might do well in that spot.

Or maybe a furniture/design store of some kind. It's a great corner right across from Ozzie's with a lot of foot traffic.

ilovecarbs wrote: I saw a for rent sign with a phone number so i guess nothing's set in stone yet. I would love a awesome deli in the spot..

..that sells honeybuns

I had an idea for a "lunch" shop. It would be nicely packaged but reasonably priced lunches that one can pick up on their way to work. all different pre-made sandwiches, salads and other items perfectly packaged.
Everything would be "green."

yep another whine bar would be apropos

I really liked that shoe store. ALways found something comfortable and affordable there. I'm so TIRED of all the shops leaving! Did their rent get jacked up? sigh

^ so....

bodega?

and honestly I cant think of anything I want that isn't already on flatbush or a few blocks down on either 7th or 5th.

everything I can think of is just wanting something a few blocks closer because im lazy.

My guess the space with divided in half so there will be rent coming in from two stoes and that total will be more than the rent possibility on it being one store.

No food store for sure!!!

Think cleaner business.

theres a store exactly like it (and I think the same name) on St. Marks in Manhattan. Its a Tibetan clothing store and has scarves and hats. Should do ok with families along with people who hate families.

also whats the deal with the indian clothing store on Berkeley and 7th. It looks worthless.

Subject: tibetan store

I believe the prices are not cheap

belzjm wrote: I had an idea for a "lunch" shop. It would be nicely packaged but reasonably priced lunches that one can pick up on their way to work. all different pre-made sandwiches, salads and other items perfectly packaged.
Everything would be "green."

Pret-a-manger?
(cough)
actually, for a chain, they are fantastic

raw wrote: [quote=belzjm]I had an idea for a "lunch" shop. It would be nicely packaged but reasonably priced lunches that one can pick up on their way to work. all different pre-made sandwiches, salads and other items perfectly packaged.
Everything would be "green."

We need a morning coffee stop. Even though Tea Lounge is near this location, it takes 15 minutes to get a beverage there. We need a clean place to quickly grab excellent and reasonably priced coffee (none of that $3.00 Starbucks or hot-brown-water-grocery-store/magazine-rack crap).
Ozzie's is across the street, so no need for a coffee place. But the pre-packaged lunch idea is intriguing. My options are kinda limited and/or out-of-budget near where I work.

It was open as "Mandalla Tibetan Store" when I walked by yesterday in the afternoon. They hadn't replaced the shoe store sign yet though.