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Sake Bar Satsko
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citysearch c.
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I have to say I completely agree with this ""ddonner"" character. Satsko is indeed an unfriendly, unwelcoming place to be. I noticed that the owner titled her response as ""Business Establishment vs Clubhouse"" - that's funny, because I know what a business establishment looks like, and she's definitely not running one. It's NOW a clubhouse of underage kids that once catered to, and embodied the eccentricity of the East Village, but no more. And if you can't say a quick ""hello"" to a regular as he or she pops their head in on their way home from work, then it's time to re-examine what it means to be a business owner - it's about fostering relationships with people, and not the almighty dollar. But nice try, Satsko, you almost convinced us you know how to run a bar. Now go ahead, and have your new ""regulars"" dispute this truth.
Pros: not going
Cons: going
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