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Arts & Entertainment

Gem Spa's Zoltar Machine Has Been Doling Out Wisdom In Bushwick

While the machine spent years sitting outside Gem Spa, offering up a "wealth of wisdom" to people idly walking by, it's now located outside of a pizza shop on Myrtle Avenue in Bushwick.

By

Ben Yakas


Food

Gem Spa Is Auctioning Off Its Iconic Sign, Awning, Egg Cream Fountains & More

Gem Spa is auctioning off some of the most beloved objects from its store, from the egg cream fountain pumps to the iconic storefront signs.

By

Ben Yakas


Food

There Goes The Neighborhood: Gem Spa Sign Comes Down As Iconic Shop Closes For Good

In addition to the sign, they will be "selling off the egg cream fountain pumps, the awning and the gates [painted] by Paul Kostabi."

By

Jen Carlson


Food

East Village's Iconic Gem Spa Has Permanently Closed

The owners sent out an email today: "Gem Spa has poured its last legendary egg cream."

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Gem Spa Rally Turns Beloved East Village Institution Into Mock "Schitibank"

It’s been a turbulent year at the corner of Second Avenue and St. Marks Place.

By

Jesse Jarnow


Food

Save Gem Spa: Rally Around The Iconic Corner Store This Weekend

On Saturday, #SaveNYC is hosting a cash mob to help save the St. Marks mainstay.

By

Claire Lampen


Food

Is St Marks Mainstay Gem Spa In Trouble?

They've cut their hours, put an 'everything must go' sign outside, and lost their tobacco license. But owners of Gem Spa say they are not closing.

By

Jen Carlson


Food

Can Instagram & Colorful New Egg Cream Flavors Keep Gem Spa Afloat?

'It's not as eccentric as the '80s, but if you want to see a true representation of what culture looks like, come late at night.'

By

Jesse Jarnow


Arts & Entertainment

A Look Inside The Iconic East Village GEM Spa

In a rapidly changing East Village, GEM Spa isn't going anywhere.

By

Jen Carlson


Food

Increasingly Ubiquitous 7-Eleven Stores Hurting Independent Bodega Owners

7-Eleven has been successfully drenching the city in Cherry Coke Slurpee syrup one once-alt block at a time, and it looks like independent bodega owners are starting to take notice.

By

Rebecca Fishbein



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