La Delice Pastry Shop
Family-run pastry shop baking by hand on Third Avenue since 1935.
Collection of 57
Archive · Redesign · Publish
We preserve the original site, redesign it by hand, and keep every fact, photo, menu item, phone number, and address true to the business. Nothing invented, nothing sold.
The Collection
Family-run pastry shop baking by hand on Third Avenue since 1935.
Chelsea saloon with private booths, a long bar, sports on TV, happy hour, and late American cuisine.
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Gourmet foods, ready to take your order by phone, fax, or online.
The first Chinese supermarket on the U.S. East Coast, at 200 Canal Street since 1972.
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Indulge in sweet tradition — hand-rolled cannoli on Bleecker Street since 1974.
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New York City's commercial, residential & security locksmith.
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Over 80 years of outstanding quality and customer service.
A family-run hardware and paint shop on West Broadway since 2010.
New York City's first barbershop, cutting hair on Lexington Avenue since 1913.
A Greenwich Village barbershop, running over 50 years.
Trust your garments to our local New York City dry cleaner.
We are still here, and will be for another 75 years.
Let us help you tell your story, one frame at a time.
Bagels, breakfast, halal platters, and hero sandwiches on 8th Avenue.
Midtown deli counter and corporate catering desk since 1980.
Coal-oven pizza, Italian-American cuisine & live jazz since 1957.
A 128-year-old Hell's Kitchen paint store that secretly outfits Broadway and Hollywood.
Third-generation Benjamin Moore retailer on 125th Street since 1934.
The Manhattan plumbing counter — friendly staff, specialized stock, quick service between jobs.
Same family, same East 59th Street storefront, since 1932.
A family cobbler hidden in the Chanin Building's gold-lit arcade, below Grand Central.
Bespoke suits and alterations, one block from Times Square.
Three generations of Midtown Manhattan tailoring.
Master watchmaker on Madison Avenue, certified Rolex service done in-house.
Midtown's David Yurman–authorized jewelry and watch repair since 1987.
Museum-quality custom framing on Lexington Avenue since 2007.
New York's oldest Italian pasticceria, on East 11th Street since 1894.
The same hand-rolled, old-world knishes on Houston Street since 1910.
An Upper West Side slice shop on Broadway since 1959.
New York's premier coffee roaster, roasting fresh on Ninth Avenue since 1908.
A 24-hour Sixth Avenue bodega with a full deli and juice bar.
Hand-crafted Hungarian pastries, baked by hand since 1976.
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The existing site, pages, menus, and photos are saved before any redesign decisions happen.
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The new site is static, fast, responsive, and grounded in the establishment's real brand signals.
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The finished work joins the collection with links to the redesign and the archived original.