Aside from 27 points and 10 rebounds in Wednesday night’s game, the newly acquired Knick has been bringing a lot more to his hometown over the course of a short week.
Here are a few highlights:
NY Daily News reported that Carmelo’s number 7 jerseys flew off the shelves in record time before he even suited up for his first game.
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It must be nice out. The Shake Shack line is wrapped around the park, just as it was a few months ago, before the cold weather hit. If you’re up for waiting, she restaurant’s famous burgers, cheese fries, and frozen custard are ready for you at both the Madison Square Park and Upper West Side locations.
Rumors are circulating that Danny Meyer, the Shale Shack King, is in talks with the Gramercy Park Hotel about a new rooftop restaurant. The New York Post notes that the plan is so secret that the hotel staff doesn’t even know about it yet. Will the restaurant be another Shake Shack, something like his upscale Maialino restaurant, or a completely new concept? If I hear anything, I’ll let you know.
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Shake Shack in Madison Square Park
The Shake Shack, the restaurant with a consistent line wrapping around Madison Square Park, is taking its popularity to Boston. The New York Times reports that Danny Meyer, owner of the burger-filled hot spot is eyeing the Boston Commons for his next location. Meyer is up against seafood restaurant Common House for the space, in an all out bidding war.
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Tagged Boston, David Meyer, Madison Square Park, New York, Shake Shack