New American Restaurant Slated For East Village

The space formerly belonged to DHOM, which closed earlier this year.

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The team behind a New American restaurant concept, Poppy, has filed paperwork for the first floor and basement space at 503-505 E 12th Street in the space formerly home to DHOM, which shuttered in June.

The new concept is spearheaded by Amir Raziq and Leonara Malaj, who both have experience in the hotel restaurant management industry.

The proposed menu features small plates like cheeseboards and steak tartare, big plates like roasted cauliflower steak and gnocchi, and a cafe-style menu that features espresso, coffee, pastries and yogurt.

The space has plans for 29 tables and 68 seats, along with a 10-seat bar. Paperwork indicates that live music — mainly acoustic and jazz — is planned for the restaurant a few times a week.

As of now, further details regarding design and timeline remain unknown.

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Emily McGinn is a passionate writer from the Los Angeles area. She has experience reporting on local news and the restaurant industry, and in multimedia writing for podcasts and videos. In her free time, she enjoys exploring restaurants and finding new coffee shops to try.
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