Eat Street, NYC

  This patio on the Gansevoort Hotel existed before Covid-19, but fits right in now. The patio itself is more appealing than the menu , but being Not The Street might be a draw.

  I don't understand the purpose of these screens between tables. They're grates, not solid, so doesn't that defeat the Covid-related reason for having dividers between diners?  

A restaurant abutting a bike lane: this is the New York that liveable streets advocates want. Spacing of the tables is a little odd.

(Click to expand to see both pictures.) 7th Ave back patio Carmine St front deck This is a rare restaurant that has entrances on two streets, so they have seating on both of them. There might actually be more seating in this configuration than in the restaurant itself, which is pretty small. Pleasing color scheme for tables and barriers (and complementary Fiestaware). Cute striped umbrellas in the back. (August 2, 2020)