Grub Street
Edited by Josh Ozersky with Daniel Maurer

5/16/08
Jimmy’s in Bout With the Buildings Department
Jimmy's has been shut down since Monday night, but look for him to reopen next week.
Vintner Robert Mondavi Dead at 94
The man who introduced Napa Valley to the wine world has died.
Brooklyn Needs Its Supermarkets, and Badly
Sure, that Key Food in your neighborhood is a joke — until it closes down and you have nowhere else to go.
Tables Available at Borough Food & Drink and the E.U.; the Little Owl Fully Booked
It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Neighborhood Chic.
Customers Sense Something Fishy About Restaurant Urinal
A restaurant in China that keeps twenty fish in its urinal trough.
Oven-Equipped Food Truck for Sale; Scarpetta Off to Strong Start
The Randolph has a lot going for it and Tribeca gets another good French takeout option, in today's neighborhood food news.
Sfoglia Owner Accused of Stealing Mario Batali’s Torta
Did Ron Suhanosky prepare a Batali recipe on the 'Martha Stewart Show'?
Park Slope Food Co-op Says, ‘H2NO!’
The famously stringent Park Slope Food Co-op is joining restaurants like the Waverly Inn and Gemma in ceasing the sale of bottled water.
A First Look at Salon De Ning, Opening Tonight
Ladies and gentleman, let us present to you Salon de Ning. Tonight, she replaces Pen-Top on the roof of the Hotel Peninsula.
The Night That the Lights Went Out in Allen & Delancey
A blackout at Allen & Delancey last night made it into the blogosphere.












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