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| − | + | The '''P&W Sandwich Shop''', known as '''P&W''', was a sandwich place on [[Amsterdam]] between 110th St and 111th St. It sat right next door to the [[Hungarian Pastry Shop]] and was owned by the same people. The "P" and "W" stood for the owners, Panagiotis, aka Peter, and his wife, Wendy, Binioris. | |
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| − | + | On December 14, [[2011]], P&W announced that after 10.5 years, it would close its doors on December 24 on account of "lease termination<ref>http://bwog.com/tag/hungarian-and-not-the-pastry-shop/</ref><ref>http://www.wikicu.com/File:Pandwclosing.jpg</ref>. It will be replaced by an [[Insomnia Cookies]] in what is only latest instance of the blandification of [[Morningside Heights]] as the University raises storefront rents. | |
| − | + | Some of the old P&W sandwiches are still served at Hungarian, though they're not fresh-made<ref>''[[The Blue and White]]'', Sept. 2012, http://images.bwog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/september2012_bluenotes.pdf</ref>. | |
| − | + | ==Photos== | |
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| + | File:Pandwfront.jpg|P&W from the sidewalk | ||
| + | File:Pandw.jpg|P&W when it was open, with son [[Philip Binioris]] at right | ||
| + | File:Pandwclosing.jpg|The note announcing P&W's closing | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:53, 8 December 2013
The P&W Sandwich Shop, known as P&W, was a sandwich place on Amsterdam between 110th St and 111th St. It sat right next door to the Hungarian Pastry Shop and was owned by the same people. The "P" and "W" stood for the owners, Panagiotis, aka Peter, and his wife, Wendy, Binioris.
On December 14, 2011, P&W announced that after 10.5 years, it would close its doors on December 24 on account of "lease termination[1][2]. It will be replaced by an Insomnia Cookies in what is only latest instance of the blandification of Morningside Heights as the University raises storefront rents.
Some of the old P&W sandwiches are still served at Hungarian, though they're not fresh-made[3].
Photos
P&W from the sidewalk
P&W when it was open, with son Philip Binioris at right
The note announcing P&W's closing
