MPDRAW Naked at 109 Ludlow

Posted: July 21, 2009 at 8:00 am

Back in late January, Suba was sold to the owners of nearby gastropub Spitzer’s Corner. At the time, Grub St reported that the new spot would eventually become a trendy taqueria called MPDRAW, and that management hoped for a March opening. Obviously that never happened; typical. A sidewalk shed was erected a short time later, but save for the obligatory spring cleaning, 109 Ludlow remained rather quiet.

No longer. Yesterday we noticed that the plywood is gone for good, revealing a naked wooden framework with a base trim of metal craftwork. Through a tiny sliver in the papered windows, we could see that the eatery still has a bit of work left in the pipeline.

Street: Delancey, Ludlow Street
Tags: MPDRAW, suba

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YahooUser

If this place is planning on getting a liquor liscense they can forget it. They are going to face a brick wall of opposition.
hntrnyc

I gotta say, I think it looks great. Actually keeps with the historic look of the hood, for a change.