You can also find his waffles at Enzo's and Pike Street Press.
Jackie and I wrote about him back in October.
He really is awesome and well worth the $3.
He's worth far more than $3-- in Paris, the waffle ended up being around $5, and was $5 in NY. I asked him about importing some European Nutella (it's different than the stuff you get here) to put on top and he said he'd try. There goes my waistline.. 
Thanks for the review; I've seen the stand but haven't tried it yet, and I missed 5chw4r7z's review.
Didn't know about the European nutella, either. Is it available anywhere?
I love those waffles
West Ender--
I looked for it at Jungle Jim's and they didn't have it, but I'm considering asking them to start carrying it (the consistency is different; I'd love to do a side-by-side taste test. They also don't use any hydrogenated fats like we do in ours) as well as Coca Light Sango (blood orange flavored diet Coke from Belgium, it's amazing). Though JJ's has fantastic German, English, Indian and Hispanic groceries, they're a little lacking in the French area.
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