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The owners share their story of how they turned a coffin factory into one of Bushwick's most popular watering-holes.
The owners share their story of how they turned a coffin factory into one of Bushwick's most popular watering-holes.
Seven years ago, the Bushwick community was so eager for a good bar to open in the neighborhood that somebody actually tagged “Please open already” in graffiti outside of what is now Pine Box Rock Shop, the vegan, craft beer bar and music venue housed in a former coffin factory, located at 12 Grattan St.
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