Tico!

We dined at Tico, 14th Street’s latest hot spot, Saturday night and ran into two groups of our friends at the packed Latin restaurant. We snapped, left, Firehook bakery founder Pierre Abushacra and his wife Frieda; right, Vornado’s Bruce Pascal and his wife Amy. Fun factoid: Bruce was filmed for Pawn Stars two weeks ago in Vegas with his rarest Hot Wheel; it will show in early 2015.

The Ezra Co. SVP Ezra Weinblatt, with his wife, Interfolio product manager Julie Weinblatt, his brother-in-law, Walnut Street Development principal Mark Schacknies, and his sister-in-law, BBYO marketing director Carly Schacknies, who was celebrating her 30th birthday. Congrats!

Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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