Le Souk It Up! Notorious East Village Nightspot Clings to Life
By Chris Shott
May 16, 2008 | 3:28 p.m
Long-embattled East Village nightspot Le Souk will remain open at least another week.
Proprietors of the North African-themed eatery and hookah bar at 47 Avenue B are appealing their case against the State Liquor Authority (S.L.A.), which recently yanked the venue's liquor license.
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge has continued a stay of the the S.L.A.'s enforcement until May 22, according to a decision filed on Thursday, in order to permit the venue to ask the Appellate Division for a further stay.
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