[Magdalen] Groceries?

[ME Michaud]

Boston is hardly New York, but highrise residential buildings being being
built here often include underground parking, gyms, and retail space on the
lower floors. One has a movie theatre. The high non-residential rents are a
boon for the residents, too.

One of our local churches negotiated a hgh-rise with the street-level
church re-built on the lowest floors. It's the richest church in town.

And then there's Peapod :-)

Many of my New York friends have teeny kitchens and seem to subsist on
prepared foods they bring home. True in Paris, too, IIRC.
-M

On Wednesday, May 4, 2016, Cantor03--- via Magdalen <
magdalen at herberthouse.org> wrote:
>
> The thought occurs:  What do the residents of these condos and
> apartments do to shop for basic groceries?  Are there  supermarkets
> scattered over the Island of Manhattan?  Do they deliver?
>
>