| |  | Little Charlie's Clam Bar (closed) | | | “It is all about the sauce! I can drink their sauce like cold water on a hot day. Medium, sweet or HOT (serious hotness). There is no bad choice. It is hard to explain but this unassuming place which has recently received a respectable upgrade calls my name every few months. I cannot live without Little Charlie's! FYI, LC has long been a fave for Wa...” —daz9nyc | | Cuisine: Italian, Seafood |
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| | | | | | In as vivid an indication as there is that the end of Nolita is near, Ivan Kane, LA and Vegas club king, will be taking over Little Charlie's Clam Bar at 19 Kenmare Street, open since 1926, for his first New York club and burlesque stage, Forty Deuce (LA club, dancer pictured right). Per the press ... Read More | | | | | | The Shutter covers restaurant and bar closings around town. Seen an old favorite drop the grate for the final time? File an obit, svp. 1) Little Italy: A reader emails, "Little Charlie's Clam Bar, on Kenmare, has long been one of the best red sauce Italian's in the city. It's been around s... Read More | | | | | | James Famularo, the broker responsible for dropping GoldBar onto Little Italy like a ton of bricks, brings us news that 19 Kenmare, the building housing neighborhood institution (and onetime mobster hangout) Little Charlie’s Clam Bar has been sold to David Zahabian, a landlord who also owns the buil... Read More | | | | | | Ever wonder what happened to Sting and David Bowie's Burlesque club, 40 Deuce? Well, it ain't happenin' friends. 19 Kenmare Street has been vacant now for over a year, and what's housed behind the plywood in what used to be Little Charlie’s Clam Bar, isn't a rock legend-run nightclub. Just this pa... Read More | | | | | | Ivan Kane begat Chris Eddy begat Danae Cappelletto.Photo: Daniel Maurer If you’re wondering why 19 Kenmare Street is still under plywood over a year after Little Charlie’s Clam Bar vacated (broker James Famularo’s banner still hangs on the building), here’s why: After Ivan Kane abandoned his Forty ... Read More | | | | | | NIMBY neighbors don't want David Bowie's dirty club.Photo: Daniel Maurer In a bit of dog-bites-man news, it seems certain neighbors aren’t digging the idea of Forty Deuce, the burlesque club that’s due to replace Little Charlie’s Clam Bar at 19 Kenmare Street. Screams this flyer we found on Grand an... Read More | | | | | | Carroll Gardens: The nabe has an Empanada Lady. [A Brooklyn Life] Clinton Hill: Pillow Cafe, known for its peanut-butter smoothies, is serving alcohol, but, let's hope, not PB shooters. [Eat for Victory/VV] Harlem: Twenty blocks is an unheard-of trek for a Venti Caramel Macchiato; residents nea... Read More | | | | | | Earlier this week we reported that broker James Famularo had closed a deal putting mobster institution Little Charlie’s Clam Bar into the hands of a new owner. Sure enough, the Observer now reports that come autumn David Bowie, Sting, and Ivan Kane will turn the place into a low-key, high-spender ou... Read More | | | | | | Lower East Side: A year and a half after the original plywood went up around the former Little Charlie's Clam House at 19 Kenmare, the outer shell has finally been taken down, the woodwork and windows, exposed. The new tenants, who will open a restaurant named The Travetine possibly cheffed by one... Read More | | | | | | Brooklyn Heights: Brutal attacks on plastic restaurant mascots has become an alarming trend. [Brooklyn Heights Blog] Central Park: Danny Meyer’s having trouble closing the deal on Shake Shack No. 2. [Down by the Hipster] Clinton Hill: Pan y Mas is already shuttered; no word if it giving away t... Read More | | | |
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