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Behold Precious Metal, New Bar from the Pine Box Rock Shop Owners

East Williamsburg's Pine Box Rock Shop has long been a neighborhood darling for many reasons, including its many personal touches (the ticket stub collection on display at the bar) its events (try finding standing room in there during its monthly Vegan Shop-Up), its snacks (the plantain empanadas), its good drinks and good service

Behold Precious Metal, New Bar from the Pine Box Rock Shop Owners

Behold Precious Metal, New Bar from the Pine Box Rock Shop Owners

East Williamsburg's Pine Box Rock Shop has long been a neighborhood darling for many reasons, including its many personal touches (the ticket stub collection on display at the bar) its events (try finding standing room in there during its monthly Vegan Shop-Up), its snacks (the plantain empanadas), its good drinks and good service

Behold Precious Metal, New Bar from the Pine Box Rock Shop Owners
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East Williamsburg’s Pine Box Rock Shop has long been a neighborhood darling for many reasons, including its many personal touches (the ticket stub collection on display at the bar) its events (try finding standing room in there during its monthly Vegan Shop-Up), its snacks (the plantain empanadas), its good drinks and good service. As of this past weekend, patrons can experience many of those same charms at a new spot Pine Box owners Jeff and Heather Rush have opened in Bushwick: called Precious Metal, the new spot is a little more grown up, but just as accessible as its sister location.

Located at 143 Troutman Street between Evergreen and Central across the street from Castle Braid and around the corner from Archie’s Pizza a few blocks from the Central Ave stop on the M train, Precious Metal is in the former location of Body Actualized Center, but the Rushes tell Bushwick Daily that the design elements for the bar are a nod to a different previous tenant of the space: it was once a slaughterhouse.

With pressed tin and tiling adorning the walls, Edison bulbs illuminating the patrons and dark wood benches, the space’s well-considered decor was clearly designed…

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