Meatpacking, a venerable NY occupation that goes back to the 1900s, is all but done in the trendy West Village. But a few lone holdouts remain amid the designer shops, hipster bars and fro-yo shops.
Ah Otomanelli! As you know, there's the little shop in the Village. But there is also one on the UWS, with the old b&w family pictures behind the steaks. :)
Meatpacking, a venerable NY occupation that goes back to the 1900s, is all but done in the trendy West Village. But a few lone holdouts remain amid the designer shops, hipster bars and fro-yo shops. 
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Another dying industry....
I wish I had a BBQ.
I think we can blame it all on Samantha when she moved into the meatpacking district in Sex & the City. :)
I love the color and the layout of the Walmir Meat sign.
wow, they really still hang the meat out there like that?
so so sad, and I'm sure you agree, how expensive that neighborhood has become. Hello, Stella McCartney? Alexander McQueen?
The changes can't be stopped though. That's the way it is. Economics.
They should keep industry in Manhattan instead of kicking it out.
They have ruined enough of Manhattan already.(Developers, franchises, Bloomberg)
Ah Otomanelli! As you know, there's the little shop in the Village. But there is also one on the UWS, with the old b&w family pictures behind the steaks. :)
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