Lower East Side Restaurant Sued After Patron Claims A Moose Head Fell Off the Wall Updated December 30, 2009 6:54pm

ADVERTISEMENT
East Village & Lower East Side Events
ADVERTISEMENT

(AP File Photo/ Al Grillo)

MANHATTAN — A woman is suing a Lower East Side bar after a 150-pound decorative moose head fell off the wall and slammed into her head, the Associated Press reported.

Raina Kumra filed a lawsuit last week against the White Slab Palace on Delancey Street near Allen Street, claiming she got a concussion and other injuries during the Oct. 4 mishap.

The massive stuffed beast was part of the Scandinavian-themed restaurant’s décor, and came with a set of 3-foot-wide antlers, the AP reported.

A restaurant review on UrbanDaddy.com praised White Slab for its “whimsical, somewhat rustic” interior and included photos of other taxidermied animals inside the bar, including what looks like a small bear.

A woman answering the phones at the White Slab declined to comment. The restaurant is reportedly owned by Annika Sundvick, whose restaurant Good World — where a massive moose head hung behind the bar, according to a NY Magazine photo — closed in March.

 

Lower East Side & East Village Videos

NEW YORK CITY

DNAinfo Weather Update

play DNAinfo Weather Update
  • DNAinfo Weather Update
  • DNAinfo New York News Update
  • Lucky Ant Helps Lower East Side Small Businesses Expand
  • S'MAC Turns to Kickstarter to Bring Mac N' Cheese to Murray Hill