Take a Look at Paul’s Da Burger Joint’s Celebration of 25 Years

Beloved East Village burger counter Paul’s Da Burger Joint (131 Second Avenue) celebrated a quarter-century of business by offering up free samples and throwback pricing from 1989, when it was originally known as “Paul’s Palace.” Take a look at these photos from C.S. Muncy.

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Take a Look at Paul’s Da Burger Joint’s Celebration of 25 Years

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