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Clinton Street, on
Manhattan's Lower East Side, at night.
71 Clinton Fresh Food, the
street's top dining spot.
Clinton Street's aKa Cafe at
lunchtime.
Alias restaurant, at 76
Clinton Street.
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Wylie Dufresne, formerly the
chef at 71 Clinton, stands in front of 50 Clinton Street. What once was a bodega
will soon be his new restaurant, WD50.
photo:Nicole
Bengiveno/The New York Times
Marybeth, Janet and Susan
Nelson, sisters and the restaurateurs behind Alias.
Nicole
Bengiveno/The New York Times
Clinton Street near the
restaurants Alias, aKa Cafe and 71 Clinton Fresh Food.
Nicole
Bengiveno/The New York Times
Punch and Judy, a wine bar on
Clinton Street, attracts mostly a neighborhood crowd.
Richard
Perry/The New York Times
Clinton Street Bakery Company, at 4 Clinton Street.
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Bengiveno/The New York Times