RING REVIEW

Live at Tziki

The bell is ringing in Chelsea, NYC.

What the pilot is all about

Door number two: Tziki, Chelsea.

Tziki is one of Chelsea's busiest lunch counters. Harry Nicolaou's souvlaki spot on 7th Avenue and 22nd Street brought real Greek food back to the neighborhood, and NYC food creators keep showing up to film it.
Now every customer gets the mic.

The Tziki storefront at 209 7th Avenue, with the camera and sign positions marked on the corner beside the entry door
THE SIGN
BELL + CAMERA

209 7th Avenue, Chelsea.

  • A corner with a lineA busy avenue and a lunch rush most days.
  • Creators already love itNYC food creators keep posting it.
  • A story worth amplifyingFamily recipes, a Greek chef, handmade pottery.
The Ring Review setup on the wall at Tziki: the logo disc, the doorbell camera and the door sign with its QR code
The setup at the door.

Next stop

Door number three: Bro-Ritos, Atlanta.

Burritos, tacos and more, with an all-star crowd. Marcus is bringing the bell to Bro-Ritos, and taking Ring Review south for the first time.

Customers at the Bro-Ritos counter in Atlanta
Bro-Ritos, Atlanta.

Where it goes

Anywhere people gather.

Any place with a door and a crowd can run this.

RestaurantsArenasBarbershopsGymsHotelsSchoolsRetailCommunity spaces

Your door is next!

Tell us about your spot.
If it's a fit, Dan will reach out.

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1950 OriginalsWestwood, NJ · Live TzikiChelsea · Live Bro-RitosAtlanta · Next