Daniel Maurer Welcome back, Mona’s.

With the avenues aglow again (well, all except for Avenue C, which is still dark) we cruised down them to see who was open. If we missed anyone, or if your favorite side-street spot has reopened, let us know in the comments or via Twitter.

Menus are limited, of course, but know this: Lucien is serving filet mignon.

BOWERY/THIRD AVENUE
Bowery Diner
Slainte 
Crime Scene
Agozar
Peels
Forcella 
Hecho en Dumbo
Ray’s Pizza
Pour House
Aaa Amici
Bar None
Bowery Electric 
Studio at Webster Hall

14TH STREET
Belfry
Beauty Bar
Bishops and barons 
Bait and Hook

SECOND AVENUE
Finnerty’s 
Calliope
Professor Thom’s 
Entrez 
Shima
13th Step
Bar 82
Candela Candela
Lit
Cooper’s Craft and Kitchen 
Heart of India 
Queen Vic
Dempsey’s 
Urge
Second on Second 
National Underground 
One and One 
Lucien 

FIRST AVENUE
DBA
Azza
Karma 
Three of cups 
Coal yard
International 
Lunasa 
Simone 
Cheap Shots
East Village Pizza 
Coyote Ugly
Sabor a Mexico
Lanza’s
South Brooklyn Pizza
Vinny Vincenz
Tree

AVENUE A
Horse Box
Hi Fi
Planet Rose
2A
Ella
The Library
Double Down Saloon
Zaragoza 
Percy’s 
Destination 
Odessa
Yuca Bar
7A
Mini Thai Cafe
Lantern 
Key Food
Mary O’s
Gracefully
Common Ground
Cafe Ost
Table 12
Bad Burger
Horus Cafe
La Lucha
Doc Holliday’s
Lucy’s 
Nino’s 

AVENUE B
Idle Hands Bar
Mama’s Bar
Croxley’s Ales
Boxcar Lounge
China Wok
Affaire 
Horus
Manitoba’s
7B
Rue B
Spina
B side 
Mona’s
Blackbird

AVENUE C
99 Cent pizza 
The Wayland
Casa Adela

AVENUE D
New Chinatown restaurant 
Ave D Candy Store 
China Wok
Compare Foods
Joselito Bar-Restaurant

And:
Luke’s Lobster
Terroir
Brother Jimmy’s
Blind Barber
Jimmy’s No 43

Correction: Nov. 2, 2012 The original version of this post placed Hi-Fi in the wrong column. It is, of course, on Avenue A, not First Avenue.