Like Cindarella with her slipper, the landmarked beauty at 39 Grove built in 1831 could not be a more fitting home for Emmett’s on Grove- the second location by master restauranteur, Emmett Burke. With the building’s smorgasboard of architectural styles combined with Emmett’s proclivity for repurposing, it’s easy for anyone to feel right at home at the vintage front bar or reclaimed bowling alley seating in the back dining room. It was with great pleasure that Parkbench Architects was able to provide the new full-kitchen with pizza oven and dining spaces as the architectural backbone for Emmett’s eclectic and expertly appointed restaurant. Emmett’s on Grove should be the new local for any and all living in or passing through the West Village.