#AQUARELO LAUNDROMAT LICENSE#

“People will able to get a coffee and something good to eat while they do their laundry,” Velasquez said. Velasquez will also be operating a laundromat next to the café to be called Aquarelo, which will consist of about 60 washing machines. The café/bakery will have room for about 10 seats, with plans to add sidewalk seating for the summer of 2019 which will add about eight more seats. The funeral home said it didn’t need the space anymore. The funeral home, which has another location on the corner of the block, used to use the 82-01 Northern location for its receptions, Velasquez said, whose family own the building. Parva will be located where Conway Funeral Home had operated for decades.

“My dad’s two sisters own Seba Seba bakeries in Colombia,” he said. “My family are bakers,” Velasquez said, who was raised in Sunnyside. “I want Americans, Colombians- all foreigners-to feel welcome,” Velasquez said, whose father came to the US in 1970. The establishment will offer coffee imported from a number of regions in Colombia that it will roast. This short helped introduce North Americans to the songs 'Aquarela do Brasil' and 'Tico-Tico no Fub'. A short impressionistic view of Brazil turns into Donald Duck getting dance lessons from Jos Carioca. It was reissued as a stand-alone short on June 24, 1955. Items such as empanadas will be baked as opposed to fried to appeal to the health conscious. Aquarela do Brasil is the animated short and a Donald Duck cartoon of the segment of Saludos Amigos. Traditional Colombian food-from chicken stew to breads–will be offered. Anyone can offer a croissant, but not everyone can add our ingredients and make them the way we do,” Velasquez said. The business address is 8201 Northern Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372.

#AQUARELO LAUNDROMAT LICENSE#

The license expiration date is December 31, 2021. The license creation date is June 12, 2018. He said they include popular fruits such as passion-fruit, guava and soursop. AQUARELO LAUNDROMAT (License 2073285) is a business entity licensed with City of New York, Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA). However, items such as scones and croissants will incorporate South American flavors. He said that Parva will offer Colombian baked good similar to Seba Seba but will also sell traditional European items such as scones, croissants and bagels. in 2004.ĭavid Velasquez, whose father and uncle established Seba Seba, said Parva will be separate. in 2002 and a third at 96-01 Roosevelt Ave. A second Seba Seba bakery opened at 79-28 37 th Ave. Seba Seba, which operates three establishments, has been in the Jackson Heights neighborhood for more than 30 years, with the opening of its first bakery at 83-03 Northern Blvd. The eatery, to be called Parva Bake Shop and Café, will be owned and operated by the family behind Seba Seba, a chain of Colombian bakeries. A modern café/bakery will be opening at the corner of 82 nd Street and Northern Boulevard in September.

Aquarelo laundromat