For decades, a dilemma of West 16th Street in Manhattan’s Union Square featured a coffee shop, that was transposed in 1990 by a noisy, sceney, all-night grill that called itself Coffee Shop. But a newest occupant, that non-stop Tuesday, is a small reduction colorful: it’s a Chase Bank branch, a financial giant’s 346th New York City location.
The new tenant’s identity, that strike a city’s news blogs months ago, stirred substantial digital eye rolling among online commenters anguish a location’s former occupants.
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