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The Donut Pub Is Finally Back One Year After Damage Forced Closure
The beloved Chelsea eatery, which has been a fixture in the community since its establishment in Dec. 1964, is back in business.
CHELSEA, NY — After being closed for over a year due to building damage, The Donut Pub's doors at West 14th Street are wide open once more.
The beloved Chelsea eatery — a fixture in the community since its establishment in Dec. 1964 — was back in business as of 6 a.m. Monday, offering hot drinks, sandwiches, and specialty donuts, including Birthday Cake and Double Chocolate Dipper.
According to Eater New York, the shop was forced to close last year — for the first time since its grand opening — after the basement of a neighboring pizzeria collapsed.
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After the original location had already enjoyed decades of business, in the fall of 2018 The Donut Pub opened a second location on Broadway near Astor Place in the East Village.
The best part? The Donut Pub is perfect for late-night cravings since it's open 24/7.
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