After trying to eat dinner at much-recommended
Westville in the West Village last week, I can vouch for
this story about the city's tiniest restaurants. The place is about 350 square feet and has nine two-top tables AND 10 employees (it's a nightmare). There were about eight people on the waiting list before us and when we realized we'd been there 45 minutes and not a single person had come out(!), we knew it was time to move on. Good news, though: a new and much larger location is coming soon to Chelsea!
After trying to eat dinner at much-recommended Westville in the West Village last week, I can vouch for this story about the city's tiniest restaurants. The place is about 350 square feet and has nine two-top tables AND 10 employees (it's a nightmare). There were about eight people on the waiting list before us and when we realized we'd been there 45 minutes and not a single person had come out(!), we knew it was time to move on. Good news, though: a new and much larger location is coming soon to Chelsea!
2 comments:
WOW! That is scary. In California at lest, the ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) implemented laws would have fined them (the restaurant) a ton of money for just that picture alone. You basically have to have 3 feet of space all around, so people can move forward and back etc. between anything in a store/restaurant. Is NYC an ADA-free zone?
If Shopsin's isn't on that list, it's a runner-up. And we're going next time I'm in town!
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