[2] Both lived near Dimes's original location, and sensed "a hole" in the neighborhood that they sought to fill with their restaurant.

[5] Dimes Deli serves takeout and a limited menu including salads, sandwiches, and bowls.

[6] Although ostensibly a grocery store, Dimes Market also sells ceramics, books, and other household items.

[10] The presence of several Dimes-brand storefronts and its association with the surrounding portion of Chinatown has led to the area around the restaurant being called "Dimes Square".

[16] Chris Stang, writing for The Infatuation, wrote that the restaurant was "uncomfortable due to the cold service" but that the food was "very good".