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Bobby Panza

Bobby Panza

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Reporter, West Side Rag

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Total articles 594

  • TESO Mini: A Japanese Convenience Store Opens on the UWS

    By Bobby Panza| I Love the Upper West Side Verified Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your InboxTESO Mini celebrated its grand opening on the Upper West Side on Friday. This intimate grab-and-go spot, with yellow walls and honeycomb lighting, is a smaller-format concept from TESO Life, a Japanese-style department store which carries a wide range of products, from skin care to ramen. Thanks to Dave Cook of Eating In Translation for the tip.

    By Bobby Panza · I Love the Upper West Side

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • The Upper East Side’s Art Deco Masterpieces

    By Bobby Panza| East Side Feed@ Despite the Upper East Side’s conservative architectural aura, Manhattan’s Gold Coast still boasts flashes of Art Deco wonder sprinkled among its turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts townhouses, late nineteenth-century Italianate brownstones and tenements, and neo-Georgian apartment buildings of the 1920s. By the 1960s, however, nondescript towers had become the norm, making the neighborhood’s surviving Art Deco buildings a rare beauty to behold. Here are some of our favorites.

    By Bobby Panza · East Side Feed

    Apr. 20, 2025

  • TESO Mini: A Japanese Convenience Store Opens on the UWS

    By Bobby Panza| I Love the Upper West Side Verified Free Upper West Side News, Delivered To Your InboxTESO Mini celebrated its grand opening on the Upper West Side on Friday. This intimate grab-and-go spot, with yellow walls and honeycomb lighting, is a smaller-format concept from TESO Life, a Japanese-style department store which carries a wide range of products, from skin care to ramen. Thanks to Dave Cook of Eating In Translation for the tip.

    By Bobby Panza · I Love the Upper West Side

    Apr. 21, 2025

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West Side Rag

United States