Midnight Madness: Here's Who Was Open at Midnight

October 31, 2012, 12:23 am

Midnight Madness: Here’s Who Was Open at Midnight

Daniel Maurer Bistro Truck

Here’s who was up and running (or crawling, anyway) at the witching hour, or shortly before.

ST MARKS
Grassroots Tavern
Gem Spa
St Mark’s Market

2ND AVE
2nd Ave Smoke Shop
Heart of India
East Village Grocery
Winebar
Yem Yem Falafel

FIRST AVE
DBA
East Village Farm
Bodega at 118 1st Ave
South Brooklyn Pizza
Lunasa Pub
Cheap Shots
East Village Pizza
Sahara East

AVE A
Percy’s Tavern
Phoenix
Bistro Truck
Tompkins Finest Deli
2A
Double Down

AVE B
Sunny & Annie’s
Horus
Sheen Broa
B Side

AVE C
Compo Deli Grocery
Teneleven
Fresno Deli

Did we miss anyone? Tell us in the comments.

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