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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Tell Tale Trunk Show to Stay Through January

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click to enlarge GIL RIEGO JR.
  • Gil Riego Jr.

It's quite a few months now since Tell Tale's space on Maiden Lane was

originally supposed to open. The pastry chef says that historical

preservation issues, Union Square's ban on holiday construction, and

other issues keep pushing opening day back.

click to enlarge GIL RIEGO JR.
  • Gil Riego Jr.

In order to keep his

production kitchen busy (he's paying rent on it, after all), Werner has

placed pastry cases in a couple of cafes, launched a monthly

subscription series that now ships around the nation, and started a

twice-weekly farmers' market stand. Stocking an extra shop can't take that much more effort, can it?

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