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Liquor License Approvals Reveal What’s Coming: Detroit-Style Pizza; Rotisserie Chicken; DJ at Amity Hall; and Mochi Donuts and Bubble Tea

June 10, 2022 | 5:33 PM
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Photograph by Missvain via Wikimedia Commons.

By Maya Mau

On June 8, Community Board 7’s Business and Consumer Issues Committee approved liquor license and other applications for the following establishments:

Emmy Squared Pizza (200 West 60th Street, between Amsterdam and West End Avenues) applied for a full liquor license. The restaurant serves Detroit-style square pizzas with baked cheese on top and a crunchy crust. They use fresh ingredients and, also, serve salads, burgers, and various appetizers. They have vegan options as well. They already have three locations in New York City (UES, East and West Villages), and a total of 16 locations nationwide. Their most popular pizza is the Colony Pizza, which has red sauce, pepperoni, pickled jalapenos and is drizzled with honey. The board approved the application.

Poulet Sans Tete (590 Amsterdam Avenue, 89th Street) is turning a laundromat into a small restaurant with 10 to 12 seats. It will be mostly takeout and delivery and the menu consists of rotisserie chicken and side dishes. The application was for a license that covers just beer and wine. The owners already have an eleven-year-old farm-to-table restaurant in the West Village called Left Bank. In 2018, they started running a rotisserie chicken concept out of the West Village restaurant called Poulet Sans Tete, which they are looking forward to expanding to the Upper West Side. Their application was approved unanimously by the board.

Amity Hall (984-986 Amsterdam Avenue, 108-109) put in for a change of method of operation. The restaurant has been open on the Upper West Side for a while, and several committee members expressed their delight over its outdoor seating, especially during the pandemic. They plan on adding a DJ at this location, which they already have at their downtown location, on Fridays and Saturdays. It is soundproofed on the ceiling, which mitigates noise concerns. The application was approved unanimously.

Mochi Dolci (222 West 79th Street, between Amsterdam and Broadway), which used to be Kefi, plans on selling mochi donuts, bubble tea, and coffee in the morning. They will have a full-service restaurant in the afternoon, which will also be open earlier on the weekends. The owner of the restaurant, Leonardo Cutone, owns the building and decided to open his own restaurant when his kids kept begging him to go get “boba.” He says proudly that he “fixed the rodent problem,” and is looking forward to opening the restaurant in his newly spotless space. The board approved a temporary retail permit application.

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Sarah
20 days ago

Emmy Squared is yummy and will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

I still miss Kefi.

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leon
leon
20 days ago

I believe the owner/chef of Poulet Sans Tete and Left Bank used to be the chef (and maybe part owner) of Mermaid Inn that is near the new Poulet Sans Tete. Looking forward to trying it!

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Paul
Paul
19 days ago

Will Poulet Sans Tete also serve Poulet Sans Pieds?

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rteplow
rteplow
19 days ago

Poulet Sans Tete will be on the exact same corner as Chick Chick. Hope they can both thrive..

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leon
leon
19 days ago
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It is a game of chicken to see who will last longer…

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matt
matt
19 days ago

“Detroit Style Pizza” NYC already has. Its called Lasagna.

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Erica
Erica
18 days ago

Love the name…Mochi Dolci! Can’t wait to have Boba tea and Donuts right around the corner.

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travelgalnyc
travelgalnyc
17 days ago

I hope the owners of Poulet bring a Left Bank to the UWS too! That was our favorite restaurant when we lived in the West Village. Our neighborhood needs a Left Bank!!!

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Cyrus
Cyrus
14 days ago

Amity Hall was a god send during the height of the pandemic

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Liquor License Approvals Reveal What’s Coming: Detroit-Style Pizza; Rotisserie Chicken; DJ at Amity Hall; and Mochi Donuts and Bubble Tea

Photograph by Missvain via Wikimedia Commons.

By Maya Mau

On June 8, Community Board 7’s Business and Consumer Issues Committee approved liquor license and other applications for the following establishments:

Emmy Squared Pizza (200 West 60th Street, between Amsterdam and West End Avenues) applied for a full liquor license. The restaurant serves Detroit-style square pizzas with baked cheese on top and a crunchy crust. They use fresh ingredients and, also, serve salads, burgers, and various appetizers. They have vegan options as well. They already have three locations in New York City (UES, East and West Villages), and a total of 16 locations nationwide. Their most popular pizza is the Colony Pizza, which has red sauce, pepperoni, pickled jalapenos and is drizzled with honey. The board approved the application.

Poulet Sans Tete (590 Amsterdam Avenue, 89th Street) is turning a laundromat into a small restaurant with 10 to 12 seats. It will be mostly takeout and delivery and the menu consists of rotisserie chicken and side dishes. The application was for a license that covers just beer and wine. The owners already have an eleven-year-old farm-to-table restaurant in the West Village called Left Bank. In 2018, they started running a rotisserie chicken concept out of the West Village restaurant called Poulet Sans Tete, which they are looking forward to expanding to the Upper West Side. Their application was approved unanimously by the board.

Amity Hall (984-986 Amsterdam Avenue, 108-109) put in for a change of method of operation. The restaurant has been open on the Upper West Side for a while, and several committee members expressed their delight over its outdoor seating, especially during the pandemic. They plan on adding a DJ at this location, which they already have at their downtown location, on Fridays and Saturdays. It is soundproofed on the ceiling, which mitigates noise concerns. The application was approved unanimously.

Mochi Dolci (222 West 79th Street, between Amsterdam and Broadway), which used to be Kefi, plans on selling mochi donuts, bubble tea, and coffee in the morning. They will have a full-service restaurant in the afternoon, which will also be open earlier on the weekends. The owner of the restaurant, Leonardo Cutone, owns the building and decided to open his own restaurant when his kids kept begging him to go get “boba.” He says proudly that he “fixed the rodent problem,” and is looking forward to opening the restaurant in his newly spotless space. The board approved a temporary retail permit application.

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Sarah
Sarah
20 days ago

Emmy Squared is yummy and will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

I still miss Kefi.

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leon
leon
20 days ago

I believe the owner/chef of Poulet Sans Tete and Left Bank used to be the chef (and maybe part owner) of Mermaid Inn that is near the new Poulet Sans Tete. Looking forward to trying it!

1
Reply
Paul
Paul
19 days ago

Will Poulet Sans Tete also serve Poulet Sans Pieds?

2
Reply
rteplow
rteplow
19 days ago

Poulet Sans Tete will be on the exact same corner as Chick Chick. Hope they can both thrive..

1
Reply
leon
leon
19 days ago
Reply to  rteplow

It is a game of chicken to see who will last longer…

9
Reply
matt
matt
19 days ago

“Detroit Style Pizza” NYC already has. Its called Lasagna.

4
Reply
Erica
Erica
18 days ago

Love the name…Mochi Dolci! Can’t wait to have Boba tea and Donuts right around the corner.

1
Reply
travelgalnyc
travelgalnyc
17 days ago

I hope the owners of Poulet bring a Left Bank to the UWS too! That was our favorite restaurant when we lived in the West Village. Our neighborhood needs a Left Bank!!!

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Cyrus
Cyrus
14 days ago

Amity Hall was a god send during the height of the pandemic

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