Superette, which opens tomorrow, sells (soy) chicharones, (small-batch) salsa, and is 150-square-feet but distinctly does not advertise itself as a bodega.

Who knew that bodega posters could be art? One man in Brooklyn thought so, and has been photographing them for his Tumblr, Deli Grossery.

Please keep your tone deaf startups to yourselves.

It’s more of a glorified pantry box with an appropriated name than a replacement for your actual bodega.

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