I always marveled at this building on 100th Street and Broadway, till they completely renovated it. It seemed like a building which one might have found in Kansas during the late nineteenth century…
©Matt Weber
“La Tacita de Oro”
I always marveled at this building on 100th Street and Broadway, till they completely renovated it. It seemed like a building which one might have found in Kansas during the late nineteenth century…
©Matt Weber
Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 
I’ve seen some of your work before, and just found this site today, I’m enjoying browsing here– you have a wonderful eye for the street. But I have to comment on this one–we lived a block from here from the late 70’s to ’94 and boy do I remember what an interesting anomaly this building always was. Actually I recognize a lot of your scenes from this era.
Thanks…They finally renovated this building which was pure 19th century style, late into the 20th century…I always adored this one!
Hola amigo fui un cliente de ustedes x muchos años, vivi en la 360 w 96 st. los molesto por quiciera saber como se prepara el “CHI OIL”, un picante que siempre me gusto de ustedes,yo he tratado de muchas maneras y pudo optenerlo,le aradecere su repuesta,me despido con un gran recuerdo de hese negocio donde difrute del tiempo y de su comidas. Gracias
And here it is now: https://www.google.com/maps/@40.79734,-73.969939,3a,75y,324.4h,93.37t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s7fhRA2EUF2PyjKJi5aeBPw!2e0