Open and Closed: Say Hello to The Highliner; Goodbye to Enzo's Pizza

Restaurants and bars, they come and they go. Here are a few making their debuts and bowing out this week.

Enzo's Pizza in the East Village, EV Grieve reports, is closing. No reason was given for the shutter.
[EV Grieve]

Kolette's Kitchen in Midtown closed its doors following the Passover holiday.
[Midtown Lunch]

A new gelato joint, La Cremeria, is opening in Little Italy proper. It's owned by 33-year-old Martino Caciagli, from Bologna.
[Bowery Boogie]

B&B Empire in Cobble Hill is ready to bring its Montreal-style bagels to the neighborhood (which is already getting them from Mile End).
[TONY]

A team from Portland is debuting the Beagle, a rustic American restaurant in the East Village with a class-A cocktail program.
[TONY]

Jeffrey Chodorow of FoodParc has expanded the concept with BeerParc, a beer garden with food stalls from such top chefs as Harold Dieterle and Zak Pelaccio.
[TONY]

The owner of Union Square's Coffee Shop is introducing the Highliner in the old Empire Diner space, with a menu of diner favorites, craft beer, and classic cocktails.
[TONY]

New Amsterdam Pavilion in Battery Park Place has a new spot for outdoor coffee, pastries, and sandwiches with Merchants Market.
[NY Times]

The Upper West Side gets a branch of Saranavaa Bhavan, a southern Indian in Curry Hill.
[NY Times]

Donna Bell's Bake Shop will feature Southern-accented breakfast pastries, cakes, cookies, and puddings.
[Eater]

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