Jean’s has never been particularly interested in behaving like a normal restaurant.
The NoHo hotspot known for its over-the-top antics has turned dinners into ragers and let guests ride motorcycles through the front doors. So perhaps it was only a matter of time before New York’s street vendors became part of the controlled chaos.
This weekend designer bootleggers, who typically sell their knockoff wares along Canal street, found themselves on the other side of the velvet rope at Jean’s latest edition of Dojo Pomodoro. At this notoriously rowdy late-night party, drinks eventually give way to bowls of pasta on a packed dance floor.
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