#Honey bee bistro full

CB3 hosting virtual town on workplace rights.John's of 12th Street is back in action.DeRossi also distributed free vegan meals from Avant Garden on Seventh Street. Night Music, on Seventh Street between Avenue A and First Avenue, opened last September.Īt the beginning of the pandemic in NYC, Mother of Pearl distributed free school lunches during the week. Night Music (Derossi Asia LLC), 111 E 7th St (b/alt/change method of operation: from a vegan Indian restaurant to a vegan Mexican restaurant).In this case, the DeRossi rep said that the restructuring was 'in response to COVID-19 and the new world we’re entering.'Īnd 95 Avenue A is not the only DeRossi restaurant on tonight's CB3 agenda: He's changing the menu at Night Music: Honey Bee's opened in May 2019 in the space that was Cienfuegos for 10 years.ĭeRossi is known for switching up concepts in his restaurants either after a successful run or more quickly if the space doesn't pan out. Mother of Pearl opened here in July 2015, replacing another DeRossi venture, Gin Palace.

#Honey bee bistro full

The expanded Amor y Amargo operation will now also include a full food menu.Īmor y Amargo debuted in 2011 with just a handful of seats, and quickly became celebrated as the country's first bitters-based bar. Honey Bee's, Amor y Amargo and Mother of Pearl Room (Cien Fuegos LLC), 95 Ave A (op/alt/change method of operation: change current concepts of Honeybee's, a vegan Texas barbeque whiskey bar, and Mother of Pearl, a vegan tiki bar, to Amor y Amargo, a bitters bar).Ī rep for Derossi Global confirmed the restructuring, and confirmed that Mother of Pearl and Honey Bee's have closed.However, according to materials on file with Community Board 3, the spaces will be converted to accommodate a larger Amor y Amargo.ĭeRossi is on CB3's SLA virtual docket tonight for the following changes at No. 95 housed three businesses: Honey Bee's, Amor y Amargo and Mother of Pearl. Changes are afoot at 95 Avenue A, East Village restaurateur Ravi DeRossi's complex of eating and dining establishments in the corner space on Sixth Street.