Roosevelt Island Starbucks WiFi Internet Access Returned Yesterday, Finally Fixed After Broken For Weeks - When Will Building Facade Work Be Done So Restaurant Outdoor Patio Seating Available?
Wi-Fi internet access returned to the Roosevelt Island Starbucks yesterday
after being out of service
for more than a month causing some Roosevelt Island Mocha, Latte, Frappucino drinkers to tweet their unhappiness.
@Starbucks how come the residents and guests of #rooseveltisland don't have access to wifi as the other #starbucks??— ErikaMontoya (@ErikaMontoya) April 9, 2015Why can't @Starbucks fix chronic problems a Roosevelt Island store? Wi-fi is STILL broken! @TheCoffeeBean PLEASE COME SOON! @Starbucksnews— Carly Santana (@VillaBlancUH) April 10, 2015Still no wi-fi but tons of ridic excuses at #rooseveltisland @Starbucks! @Starbucksnews @StarbucksUK @starbucksgold @StarbucksJobs @nypost— Billy Mark (@HighonHillcrest) April 12, 2015After weeks not working, Roosevelt Island @Starbucks wifi finally on today.— Roosevelt Islander (@Rooseveltisland) May 13, 2015Hopefully, the Southtown Riverwalk buildings Local Law 11 facade work
Image Of Riverwalk 455 Main Street Facade Work
will finish soon so that the Starbucks patio outdoor seating
will soon return.
Image Of Starbucks Patio Spring 2014
Who's responsible for asinine decision to schedule building maintenance in Spring, shutting down park & restaurant patios? @Rooseveltisland— Billy Mark (@HighonHillcrest) May 4, 2015Outdoor seating at the Rivewalk Bar, Pizzeria and Fuji East, but not Starbucks, was available for a time under the facade work sidewalk shed
but seems to have stopped over the last few days.
2 comments :
Given that it took about a year and a half for the Local Law 11 work to be completed at Manhattan Park a couple of years ago, I wouldn't expect a facade free summer. TBH, people will be lucky if it's done by next summer. If it's the same company that Manhattan Park used, they're not exactly expedient.
I am not so sure about Riverwalk B&G using up most of the space underneath the scaffolding for outdoor seating. It pretty much makes us walk in the danger zone, outside the scaffolding.
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