Tag: 7-eleven

A pop-up shop selling audio players for kids, Yoto, has opened

Comfort food, beer, fish, pizza and more will satiate your appetite this fall.

A new restaurant in Loi's former home, and some other new restaurants are coming to the Upper West Side soon.

The invasion of 7-Eleven into New York reversed course this week when a branch of the convenience store chain on 93rd street and Amsterdam Avenue closed suddenly and without explanation. Notes on the doors directed 7-Eleven fans to the company's two other local locations on 96th and Broadway and Columbus ...

It took about a year from when the Gourmet Garage on Broadway between 96th and 97th Street closed, but a new 7-Eleven has finally taken its place. And it looks like the Upper West Side will continue adding the corporate convenience stores for many months, if not years, to come. ...

September 27, 2012 Weather: Partly Cloudy, High of 71 Degrees.

Just three years ago, the Upper West Side had zero 7-Elevens. Pretty soon, it will have four. The Slurpee-slinger

July 12, 2012 Weather: Partly Cloudy, High of 83 Degrees.

In the process known as gentrification, people and stores deemed undesirable are forced out of a neighborhood in favor of higher-end stores and wealthier folk. But what about un-gentrification? Our tipster Sharon sent us word that the Gourmet Garage on Broadway between 96th Street and 97th Street that closed last ...

7-Eleven's invasion of the Upper West Side is proceeding according to plan, with the second slurpee-riffic location currently holding its grand opening on the corner of 89th Street and Columbus Avenue. It replaced Kosher restaurant Darna. The other local 7-Eleven is on Amsterdam and 92nd. It is a full munchie ...

As we scan the Upper West Side for signs of life, it's clear that the preppies are still alive and well, as J. Crew opened a new high-end men's shop in the Time Warner Center and Brooks Brothers is getting ready to open a new store on 87th. For those ...

Do you think our neighborhood is simply becoming more and more homogenized, a kind of suburban strip mall of corporate chains without any hint of its former distinctiveness? Well, just wait! Here comes another 7-Eleven.