Death Ave Opens Next to High Line

Death Ave Opens Next to High Line
The patio. Courtesy of Death Ave
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Death Ave, a combination of a restaurant and bar, a brewery, and an adjacent café neio (coffee shop), has just opened right next to the High Line.

(Courtesy of Death Ave)
Courtesy of Death Ave

Owner, chef, and brewer Michael Tzezailidis features “Hellenic-inspired comfort food.”

Cretan Salad. (Courtesy of Death Ave)
Cretan Salad. Courtesy of Death Ave

Tzezailidis makes use of labor-intensive ingredients made in-house, such as petimezi, a clarified grape syrup.

(Courtesy of Death Ave)
Courtesy of Death Ave

A 2,000-square-foot garden out back is open nearly year-round.

Death Ave brews beer on-site, in a 1,500-square-foot subterranean brewery.

Beer is brewed on-site. (Courtesy of Death Ave)
Beer is brewed on-site. Courtesy of Death Ave

Coffee beans are also roasted daily. Traditional Hellenic coffee is served, using a traditional brewing practice called hóvoli, using hot sand.

The name alludes to the location where hundreds of lives would be claimed by a high-speed freight train in the years between 1846 and 1941.

(Courtesy of Death Ave)
Courtesy of Death Ave

Death Ave
315 and 317 10th Ave. (between 28th and 29th streets)
212-695-8080
DeathAve.com

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