https://422state.cargo.site 422 State Street Tue, 02 Aug 2022 19:04:16 +0000 https://422state.cargo.site en https://422state.cargo.site/Front-page Sat, 26 Mar 2022 20:53:05 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Front-page <img width="2442" height="790" width_o="2442" height_o="790" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/88344ead003a7ba2ef3a6e6eac0f752dbc129648fb14a6fc010fe8d14438642e/MTG-banner.gif" data-mid="248724391" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/88344ead003a7ba2ef3a6e6eac0f752dbc129648fb14a6fc010fe8d14438642e/MTG-banner.gif" /> SHHC Annual Meeting 2026 Thursday, May 28, 7pm Mark Morris Dance Center, 4th Floor Lounge 3 Lafayette Avenue (across from Whole Foods) POTLUCK SIGNUP Welcome to the Windmill!<img width="4032" height="3056" width_o="4032" height_o="3056" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/dfbc56e707ca381ebbef718fd475fad16b96cb5365d7b3c16bebcd59a21fdce4/IMG_3334.jpg" data-mid="138467378" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/dfbc56e707ca381ebbef718fd475fad16b96cb5365d7b3c16bebcd59a21fdce4/IMG_3334.jpg" /> The Windmill at 422 State Street is a pre-war building on a beautiful tree-lined block in Boerum Hill, home to a vibrant co-op community composed of a diverse mix of residents. <img width="3500" height="4500" width_o="3500" height_o="4500" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/08bb630b739747d5a1efe48515a71642d2121e6c5773a93e89f3dad34929b7b5/IMG_3328.jpg" data-mid="138467410" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/08bb630b739747d5a1efe48515a71642d2121e6c5773a93e89f3dad34929b7b5/IMG_3328.jpg" /> https://422state.cargo.site/Building-History Sat, 26 Mar 2022 20:53:06 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Building-History History of the Windmill1912 Year built Floor 1 plan, 1912︎︎︎ Floors 2–5 plan, 1912︎︎︎Drawings by S. Millman &amp; Son, Architects, 1780 Pitkin Ave/189 Montague St, Brooklyn NY <img width="560" height="840" width_o="560" height_o="840" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d6598754143738f480c91ad26c47cd5862573397c17be9c06ac0d5077d08d6ef/1940s_nynyma_rec0040_3_00178_0025.jpg" data-mid="137738544" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/560/i/d6598754143738f480c91ad26c47cd5862573397c17be9c06ac0d5077d08d6ef/1940s_nynyma_rec0040_3_00178_0025.jpg" /> View of 422 State Street c.1940. Photo taken as part of the Works Progress Administration and New York City Tax Department collaboration to collect photographs of most buildings in the five boroughs of New York City. In 2018, the NYC Municipal Archives completed the digitization and tagging of these photos. See 1940s.nyc for more information.1975–80 Building is vacant 1979 Ruben Windmiller purchases the property from Atlantic State Development Corp.&nbsp; 1980 Mr. Windmiller, the ‘Sponsor,’ makes alterations and necessary renovations to the building to convert it into a co-op with 20 units thereby establishing State Hill Housing Corp. Alteration plans, 1980︎︎︎Drawings by Martyn &amp; Donald Weston, Architects, 186 Joralemon St, Brookyn NYThe building is nicknamed the Windmill. <img width="508" height="844" width_o="508" height_o="844" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/03381eca4868d4d198bbef0c98bf9ad97c208a48b00541184cfa1c38594d6ed1/422-state-st-brooklyn-ny-building-photo.jpg" data-mid="137741744" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/508/i/03381eca4868d4d198bbef0c98bf9ad97c208a48b00541184cfa1c38594d6ed1/422-state-st-brooklyn-ny-building-photo.jpg" /> View c. 2005 2010 Roof deck renovation completed. <img width="608" height="462" width_o="608" height_o="462" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/94560d13c517e24210868e3a5c7b5b006696fb76217f85e1b618b185b8246c23/422_roof.jpg" data-mid="137743414" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/608/i/94560d13c517e24210868e3a5c7b5b006696fb76217f85e1b618b185b8246c23/422_roof.jpg" /> https://422state.cargo.site/Board-Members Sat, 26 Mar 2022 22:36:45 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Board-Members Current Board Marisa Simkin, PresidentRichard Gin, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Alice Chung, Secretary Mat Batts Braden Hasnay Di O’Donnell Contact info for board members can be found in our Building Directory 2024–25Marisa Simkin, PresidentSam Morrill, Vice PresidentJared Harckham, TreasurerRichard Gin, SecretaryMat BattsAlice Chung Dan Firger2023–24Sam Morrill, PresidentMike Trefz, Vice PresidentJared Harckham, TreasurerMarisa Simkin, SecretaryAlice ChungRichard GinChristie Young 2022–23 Sam Morrill, President Mike Trefz, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Marisa Simkin, Secretary Richard Gin Maria Osborn Christie Young 2021–22 Michael Trefz, President Billy Newman, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Sam Morrill, Secretary Kari Frame Maria Osborn Ken Zwerin 2020–21 Michael Trefz, President Barbara Turk, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Dustin Schubert, Secretary Kari Frame Sam Morrill Billy Newman 2019–20 Casey Mack, President Billy Newman, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Dustin Schubert, Secretary Kari Frame Michael Trefz Barbara Turk 2018–19 Casey Mack, President Billy Newman, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Dustin Schubert, Secretary Vanessa Barmack Kari Frame Maddy Travers 2017–18 Casey Mack, President Billy Newman, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Anna Sánchez, Secretary Dustin Schubert, Secretary John D’Alberto Maddy Travers 2016–17 David Malbin, President Casey Mack, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Maddy Travers, Secretary John D’Alberto Alison Hart Akeo Ihara 2015–16 David Malbin, President Alison Hart, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Charles Devilbiss, Secretary Alyson Aladro Akeo Ihara Cameron Martin 2014–15 Alison Hart, President Akeo Ihara, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Charles Devilbiss, Secretary Alyson Aladro Alice Chung Cameron Martin 2013–14 Alison Hart, Co-President Akeo Ihara, Co-President Jared Harckham, Treasurer David Malbin, Secretary Alyson Aladro Alice Chung Cameron Martin 2012–13 Akeo Ihara, President Barbara Turk, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Alice Chung, Secretary Alison Hart Cameron Martin Maria Osborn 2011–12 Akeo Ihara, President Barbara Turk, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer Morgan Lebus, Secretary Ron Kettrles Maria Osborn Alice Chung 2010–11 Akeo Ihara, President Ron Kettrles, Vice President Jared Harckham, Treasurer David Malbin, Secretary J Cohen Cal Crary Barbara Turk https://422state.cargo.site/Rules-Policies Sun, 03 Apr 2022 23:05:58 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Rules-Policies Rules, Policies, Guidelines Our governance structure The State Hill Housing Corporation (SHHC) owns 422 State Street. SHHC is comprised of all of its shareholders. All shareholders hold and share full authority and full accountability for the building. Shareholders delegate the responsibility for regular decision-making about policies, issues regarding the corporation’s finances, overall maintenance of the building, and applications from prospective residents to a group of shareholders known as the Board of Directors. The election of board members occurs each year at the annual meeting of the Corporation; that is the annual meeting of all shareholders. Anyone who is a shareholder is eligible to serve and is encouraged to serve on the Board of Directors. The annual meeting takes place in May. The Corporation hires a management company. Our management company is Habitat Management, and our managing agent is Albert Guglielmo. Among other duties, the management company hires and supervises all persons and companies in the proper maintenance and operation of the building. The managing agent is authorized by the board and after consultation with an officer of the board to make emergency repairs, and any ordinary repairs involving expenditure of no more than $1000 without majority board approval. FAQs Repairs: As shareholders we are responsible for maintaining the building and the general systems that lie within its walls: plumbing, electricity and heating. If there is evidence in your apartment that something is wrong with the building structure of any of these systems, report it immediately to the managing agent. The managing agent will schedule an assessment and any necessary repairs. UPDATE: Please note that radiator care and repair is the responsibility of the shareholder. Shareholders are welcome to contact the managing agent for recommendation of a licensed and insured repair person but all associated costs are theirs. Remodeling: Shareholders wishing to make changes to his or her apartment that impact the structural elements of the building and/or the general systems (see above) must be reviewed and approved by the board of directors. All work must be performed by licensed and insured contractors. Always err on the side of caution in this matter for the safety of you, your neighbors and for your own legal protection. When in doubt, ask the Managing Agent. UPDATE: An Alterations Agreement must be completed prior to board review. Refinancing: Unless you take on additional debt when you refinance your mortgage, the SHHC board does not have to review your application. All refinancings do require a recognition agreement signed by the President of the SHHC board. If you plan to refinance, please let the managing agent know as soon as possible so that the necessary approvals are in place for your closing. The noise thing: As you know the insulation in the walls and floors of our building is the very minimum required by code. Be mindful that the house rules for our building require that you cover at least 80% of your floor area with rugs or carpet. As a building we respect quiet hours of 11 p.m. through to 8 a.m. The house rules certainly don’t require it, but taking your shoes off at the door is never a bad idea. Also it is useful for each of us to maintain communication with the persons who live above and adjacent so as to inquire about whether your habits of daily living—stereo volume, alarm settings, the hours you keep, etc.—are causing undue annoyance to your neighbors. Please work together to seek accommodations with each other wherever possible. Please be receptive to approaches from neighbors concerning noise levels and work to manage this situation in a neighborly way. UPDATE: As with any building issues, the escalation process is as follows. Please try and work it out shareholder to shareholder first. If no resolution is struck, please approach any member of the board. If there is a still an issue requiring a solution, the entire board should be approached during a regularly scheduled board meeting. The temperature thing: Finding a comfortable temperature for everyone in the building is very difficult. The boiler is set slightly above the legal requirements set by the city. Billy in Apt 18 is our resident Boiler Monitor. Before you contact Billy, please go through the following checklist: If you are too cold, please check the following: Are your air conditioners still in your window? Chances are a great deal of your heat is going out of the window and cold air is coming in around your air conditioner. Please remove your air conditioner(s) or weatherproof them. Are your windows fully shut and locked? Has your unit been remodeled to open up the space? You may need to consider some kind of seasonal curtain or door to help contain the heat &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; If you are too warm, please check the following: Turn off your radiators, please do this all the way as otherwise the radiator may leak Only after you have turned off your radiators and given the temperature time to adjust and you are still too hot should you contact Billy House Rules (short version) In the spirit of cooperative living, here are some helpful guidelines extracted from the House Rules of the Corporation to aid in everyone getting along. Please properly recycle, compost, and dispose of all refuse (see recycling and composting guidelines below). Please keep intruders out by making sure all outside doors are properly latched and/or locked. Please keep to the quiet hours of 11 pm to 8 am. Please keep noise in the hallways to a minimum during these hours as well. Please immediately clean up any mess if you drop or spill something in the halls, elevator or public areas (including the laundry room, roof deck, and storage room). Please keep the following areas clear of belongings: halls, elevator, laundry room, fire escapes, stairs, outdoor public areas and sidewalk. Please keep the faucets, drains, toilets, radiators, and other things in the apartment that are occupant responsibility in good repair. Promptly report any problems that are State Hill Housing Corp. responsibility to the Managing Agent. Please ensure all construction, repair work, and moving be done only Monday through Friday between 9 am to 5 pm. Any work that may be disturbing to residents, such as water shut-offs, shall not be done before 10am. Please notify the building before work begins with no less than 24 hours advance notice and with as much notice as possible. Please do not trespass on the roof where not covered by the Roof Deck except in emergencies. Walking on the roof invalidates the roof repair warranties and could result in increased capital expenses. Please do not make any alterations or install any hazardous equipment (such as mammoth air conditioners) except as permitted under the House Rules, By-Laws or Proprietary Lease. When in doubt, check with the Managing Agent. Please do not put any refuse on the sidewalk or anywhere else other than the appropriate receptacles in the yard outside the laundry room. The co-op could be fined by New York City and incur costs, such as attorney’s fees, in dealing with such fine. Please do not attach an ID tag revealing name and address to your front door keys. If you lose them with ID attached, the locks will have to be changed and new keys distributed at your expense. Coded ID tags are permitted. In light of recent fires and for everyone’s safety, all electric microbility devices or vehicles (e-bicycles, e-scooters, etc.) are strictly prohibited anywhere in the building without written approval from the Board. This is a co-op—let’s co-operate! State Hill Housing Corp. House Rules (complete version, rev. 2023)︎︎︎ State Hill Housing Corp. By-Laws (original, 1980)︎︎︎ Roof Deck Rules QUIETThe deck is closed between the hours of 11 pm to 8 am. AT ALL TIMESNo loud music. Music levels must be kept low to respect the comfort of others.Furniture must be PICKED UP at all times when moving it. Be aware that even pushing your chair back from the table creates a loud noise for our neighbors on the top floor.Wheeled riding toys such as scooters, strollers, toy strollers, wagons, and bikes are not permitted on the roof deck. SAFETY No smoking. No candles. No building of fires. No walking on non-deck portions of the roof. No one is permitted outside the boundaries of the finished roof deck. Do not leave the grill unattended when in use. USAGE A shareholder or leaseholder or adult relative of same must accompany any children under the age of 16. Shareholders and leaseholders are responsible for their guests at all times. Notice of plans to use the deck should be made for any group over four people planning to cook and/or eat on the roof deck. Notice should be shared with the building by email at least 24 hours in advance of the event. No pets (except by prior board approval).Do not leave the umbrella open unattended. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Removal of garbage and all personal items is the sole responsibility of individual shareholders and their guests. Whatever you bring up, you must bring down. Shareholders and leaseholders must complete the following maintenance and cleaning routine EACH time after usage of the deck:Pick up all garbage and personal items and remove from deck. If food or drink has been consumed, use the hose that is located in the built-in bench to spray the entire deck. Return the hose when finished.Scrub deck with deck brush located at the top of the stairs if spraying does not remove all food and drink.Return furniture to its proper place and cover it securely each time. If grill was used, make sure it is turned off. Remove all food/mess and clean by brushing down the burners and grids.&nbsp;Once the grill has cooled down, replace the cover.NOTE: grease collects under the grill and the grease pan needs to be cleaned out periodically. Weber Grill guide︎︎︎If you are cleaning at night, return to the deck the following morning to make sure that no garbage or food has been missed in the dark. Garbage, Recycling, and Compost Garbage, recycling, and compost from the apartments shall be disposed of by carrying it directly from the apartment to the side alley located outside the laundry room and placing each type of material in the containers designated by the current New York Department of Sanitation (DSNY) regulations for the same. This also applies to empty laundry detergent containers and similar objects used in the laundry room. All items subject to the DSNY recycling and composting regulations shall be prepared for recycling and composting in the manner prescribed by the regulations. — DSNY: Recycling &amp; Compost poster︎︎︎ — DSNY: What to recycle︎︎︎ — DSNY: Why and what to compost︎︎︎ Bundled newspapers, collapsed and bundled large corrugated cardboard boxes, and other items too large for the containers shall be bundled as recycling regulations require and tucked in behind the green magazine/newspaper recycling containers.&nbsp; Discarded furniture, appliances, and other bulky items are to be disposed of only in accordance with appropriate DSNY regulations at such times and in such manner as these regulations require and are not to be deposited in the aforesaid disposal area, on the street or sidewalk or elsewhere, except as expressly authorized in each case by the Managing Agent. — DSNY: Collection of large items︎︎︎ The current DSNY regulations and any future changes made therein are incorporated herein by reference, and are posted on the laundry room door and on top of the compost bin. The Managing Agent will endeavor to notify occupants of any changes, without liability, however, for inadvertent failure to do so. Any fines or financial penalties resulting from violation of such regulations shall be added to the maintenance charges of the Shareholder responsible for such violation. Anything dropped or spilled anywhere on the premises shall be immediately picked up and properly disposed of by the person or persons responsible for such drop or spill. Air Conditioner Policy Based on guidelines from the NYC Dept. of Buildings: All AC units must be installed securely using interior metal angles, mounting rails, or brackets (see below). Note that different windows may require different types of mounting hardware. Supporting brackets, interior angles, etc. must be structurally fastened to the building and must be strong enough for the size and weight of the AC unit. Units that meet the following criteria require a bracket rated for the weight of the unit: — Protrudes more than 4” from the window sill — Weighs more than 20 lbs Check AC unit weight, window frame, and sill to select appropriate mounting type and install as directed. AC units should be slightly tilted to provide water drainage away from the building and not onto AC units below. Loose objects such as wood blocking, bricks, telephone books, gypsum board or cans cannot be used to support the leveling of the AC unit. Do not block fire escape windows or other exits with the AC unit. Do not place anything (TV antennae, satellite dishes, plants, etc.) on top of the AC unit. Periodically check on the position of the AC and the condition of the window frame to make sure that the AC remains supported and secure. PLEASE NOTE: if you have any uncertainty regarding safety and need help with installation and/or removal, contact our Managing Agent. Any AC units deemed improperly secured by the Managemnt or the SHHC Board must be removed or secured properly following the above guidelines and process. <img width="2422" height="1688" width_o="2422" height_o="1688" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/78898191ca41c74a67c45333b8c142c3bdcd7ed2269ae65fc95727fbd15673a6/ac_bracket.png" data-mid="138932236" border="0" data-scale="53" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/78898191ca41c74a67c45333b8c142c3bdcd7ed2269ae65fc95727fbd15673a6/ac_bracket.png" /> Sample AC bracket, for use with window air conditioner unit&nbsp;︎︎︎&nbsp; https://422state.cargo.site/Emergency-Info Thu, 23 Jun 2022 22:50:23 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Emergency-Info Emergency Info What to do in case... The elevator is stuck... Check the key control on the elevator panel in the basement to make sure it is pointing in the ‘off’ position. If that doesn’t work, notify the building; a Board member can then contact our managing agent to get the elevator serviced. You’re locked out... Contact Akeo who has our master box! You smell gas... (instructions from ConEd/NationalGrid) Do not do anything to create a spark that could cause an explosion, such as smoking, lighting a match, turning appliances/lights/flashlights on or off, using a telephone or cell phone, or ringing doorbells. Open windows before you leave. Leave the premises immediately and take others with you (knock, no doorbells). If the smell is outdoors, get well away from where you smell the natural gas. Once you are a safe distance away, immediately notify the Board and building, and call National Grid 1-800-892-2345 or 911. There’s a water leak... Establish where the leak is coming from. If the leak is outside shareholder units, contact the Board. If the leak is within a shareholder’s unit, arrange for repairs in a timely fashion. Individual shareholders are responsible for repairs to any of the systems within their units (plumbing, electricity, heating). Our managing agent can recommended plumbers, electricians, or other contractors that they've worked with who are licensed and insured, or shareholders can use a contractor of their own choosing. For any contractor engaged, it is the responsibility of shareholders to accept the contractor's terms, schedule the work within their own unit, and notify the building should there be any distruption while the work is being done Our managing agent is not a project manager for individual shareholder repairs. The property manager’s domain of responsibility includes building-wide systems that are required for the health, life safety, and maintenance of the entire building. Management of repair projects within a shareholder's unit is the responsibility of the shareholder and their chosen contractor. https://422state.cargo.site/Contractors Mon, 04 Apr 2022 00:28:45 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Contractors ContractorsAPPLIANCE REPAIR Ace Appliance Repair (website) 718-290-7502 718-236-3024 Yuriy Reyfman—he's great, fast and efficient! Expert Appliance (website) 718-858-5444 They’re great! —Barbara AUTO REPAIR Alba Auto Repair 718-788-0233 Carlos, the owner, is great; work was completed quickly and well; no tax if you pay cash BOILER A Heating Co. 718-234-8441 Solomon; no Saturdays and no Jewish holidays ELECTRICIAN Mike Barakat 917-560-0536 Has done various work for the building Blaze Electric (website) 718-369-0810 They were quick (came within an hour on a Sunday) and friendly; cash or check (less if you pay cash); Frank Corporale is the owner; good work Explore Electric 904-403-6657 Reuben was very responsive and much less expensive than some of the other quotes received. Emco (website) 212-420-9766 We’ve used Emco for a few outlet repairs and had a great experience. They will send someone out to take a look and give you a written estimate before you commit to anything. MBC on CALL 347-219-5377 Kenny Shockingly Good Electric 516-239-1802 Daniel Goldstein, no Saturdays ELEVATOR Arista Elevator 718-460-4400 GENERAL CONTRACTOR ET General Construction(website) 718-210-4585917-468-9468 Edward Torresinfo@teametbk.com LOCKSMITH A-1 Locksmith 718-624-0711 Bill Lockbusters 212-960-8585 Used them to replace our apartment door lock; excellent service and really nice people —David PAINTER/PLASTERING Gustavo Rodas 917-217-3603 Great work and good price —David Veronimos Painting and Home Repair veronimospainting@gmail.com 718-809-1868 Reasonable and affordable; decades of experience; cleans worksite every day and keeps furniture protected; exacting standards and works with care; patient and responsive — Barbara PLUMBER John Hlad Plumbing &amp; Heating 718-768-0689 “Joe” has been friendly and honest with me —Billy Ebony &amp; Ivory 917-543-7067 Andy—referred by Richard Matthew 917-287-7473 Michael Deranieri 718-791-8396 Tell him you were referred by Debra Vigilante Plumbing 888-267-6099 24 hours/no credit cards/high price; probably only use them for emergencies Weiss Plumbing 718-875-3926 A little bit more money than other guys, but they always do solid work on time and within estimate SEWER Acme Sewer 718-837-4444 Queens Sewer and Drain 718-849-4100 https://422state.cargo.site/Local-Faves Tue, 02 Aug 2022 19:04:16 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Local-Faves Local Faves Specialty Food Shops Caputo’s Fine FoodsFresh frozen pasta, imported grocery items, fresh mozzarella Court Pastry ShopItalian ices and cheesecake are the jam (Willie Nelson gets cookies from there while he’s in town) Esposito’s Pork StoreSandwiches, sausages,&nbsp; rice balls, fresh mozzarella Paisano’s Butcher ShopThee best Sahadi’sClassic; get the white bean salad Sea &amp; Soil&nbsp; Worker-owned! Bakery and cafe (closed Mondays) Shelsky’sThe vincente! Ten-ichi MartJapanese grocery opened during the pandemic and saved our lives Yunhai Taiwanese Pantry Taiwanese snacks, drinks, and more! (further afoot in Williamsburg but worth the trek!) Bars and Restaurants Chez MoiProbably “better” than Tabac but the same idea135 Atlantic Ave Clover ClubCocktail bar210 Smith St Dastaan Indian Kitchen 115 Smith St Dinosaur BBQiykyk 604 Union St French LouieSolid staples, great garden in back 320 Atlantic Ave Gowanus Yacht ClubSeasonal outdoor bar; beers are the only thing worthwhile 323 Smith St Kadamba KafeLocated in the ISK-CON/Hare Krishna Temple — all vegetarian! 305 Schermerhorn St Lele’s RomanReplacement for As You Are (RIP May 2025), in the Ace252 Schermerhorn St The Long Island Bar 110 Atlantic Ave Mile End Delicatessen Poutine! 97 Hoyt StPiccola Cucina Casa Authentic Sicilian! 141 Nevis St PopinaPasta bros make Italian in their giant backyard127 Columbia St Rice &amp; Miso Possibly the best local onigiri around 134 Nevins StRua Thai 204 Smith Street Rucola 190 Dean St Sam’s Italian Restaurant Owner/waiter/chef; red sauce joint—stealth good pizza but get a gaggle of friends and order one of everything 238 Court St Taiki Wonderful sashimi/sushi with often unusual selections; some of their fish comes direct from Tsukiji Market134 Nevins St el ZasonLocal Mexican fave — the owner, Sixto, used to be the exec chef at Bacchus 491 Atlantic Ave RIP—We will miss you! As You Are As expected, in the Ace Ferdinando’s FoccaceriaGet the chickpea fritter and fresh ricotta sammich HadramoutYemeni food open 24 hours for the cabbiesHiHi RoomMakes a pretty mean cocktailLeyendaSister cocktail bar to Clover Club (see above) Ugly BabyWidely considered to be some of the better thai food in nyc. EXTREMELY SPICY; take many people for a better experience Other places to know Books are Magic McNally Jackson Yoseka Stationery https://422state.cargo.site/Management Sun, 27 Mar 2022 13:43:46 +0000 422 State Street https://422state.cargo.site/Management Habitat Managementwww.habitat.nyc 67 West Street Suite 516 Brooklyn NY 11222 info@habitat.nyc718-316-6300 Albert Guglielmo, managing agentaguglielmo@habitat.nyc Online payments