Delicacies still with us?

marge wrote: Let's not forget Met Foods in the possible demise of Delicacies. Once Delicacies opened the Met put in a large display case full of cheese. Not the same quality of course, but enough to skim off some business I am sure. I think a store like D. is also hurt by places like Fairway - inconvenient but some people will make the trip there and again business is lost.
I agree with some of the posters that you have to be very flexible in responding to the demand of your potential customers. I think good prepared food would go over very well on Vanderbilt, there are so many people who work and not many places to purchase it.
In any case, I hope they are still in business and that we see the store open again. They are a welcome addition to Vanderbilt avenue

Agreed on all counts.

Re: Delicacies Stock

Add Center Aisle with dry goods: Crackers, candy,cookies, cereals, more coffees,fancy chips, pasta, etc; and...alcohol.

How $$ is a license to sell wine, beer? Or Do they already sell it, cant recall?

Store traffic would increase...

isn't it funny that the Mayday Hardware guy doesn't seem to have anything we want or ask for & his brother down the street at Love Liquors rebuffs suggestions (diplomatically expressed) that he broaden his inventory past mid-level mass-marketed wines.

Carnivore wrote: [quote=Duke of Flatbush]

You've got to have a lot more and different items to keep people interesting.

I think I'm more interesting using what D already sells to make fantastic lunches and dinners! Sure more would be better, but its not gonna happen unless people can be interesting with what they currently offer - which is not insubstantial.

interested

banned for ending a sentence with "preposition".

Carnivore wrote: Banned for ending a sentence with ""preposition"."

Banned for this sentence no verb.