Macarons and Gelato For Avenue A

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February 1, 2013, 11:10 am

Macarons and Gelato For Avenue A

Daniel Maurer

Not only is “handmade ice cream” coming to First Avenue and frozen yogurt coming to Second Avenue, but it looks like gelato is bound for 199 Avenue A. The sign for Casa Gusto, near East 12th Street, promises macarons and chocolate as well.

Speaking of forthcoming sweets spots, Wafels and Dinges posted a photo from inside its forthcoming cafe on Avenue B: it seems a new item, galettes, is in the works.

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