At the Pink Peacock, customers will “pay what ... The owners are incorporating Yiddish into the cafe website and want the restaurant to “be a space for Yiddish learning,” equipped with ...
ST. LOUIS – Despite the best intentions, nothing lasts forever. A sign on the door of Peacock Diner in the Delmar Loop reads, “Closing notice…after a wonderful 10-year run… thanks for your ...
The cafe, which allowed customers to pay what they wished, had a testy relationship with neighbors and the organized Jewish community. LONDON (JTA) — The Pink Peacock, a Yiddish-speaking and ...
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