Dimes Debuts Today at 143 Division Street
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The months-long buildout is now complete. Dimes debuts today at 143 Division Street, right at the merge with Canal. You’ll now have access to all-day breakfast options like eggs and yogurts, cold press juices, and other standard cafe fare.
Barely out of the gate, though, and the smallish cafe is already seeking approval for a restaurant wine license from Community Board 3. It’s on the September SLA docket, and if approved, would be the third active license on the block.
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As it stands, Dimes will be open 8am – 5pm during the week, and 9am – 5pm Saturday and Sunday. Obviously, if wine privileges are obtained from the State Liquor Authority, those hours of operation will shift to midnight, as per documents delivered to CB3.
Below is the menu for Dimes, snagged from their newly established website:
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