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Prayer and Protest in Bay Ridge’s Little Palestine The mood was mournful and resolute on the day before a Gaza peace rally.
By Ismail Ibrahim
the year i ate new york
Nov. 2, 2023
Tanoreen Is Forever Twenty-five years on, Rawia Bishara’s Palestinian destination is as heartening as ever.
By E. Alex Jung
One Couple, 410 Very Hungry Diners Prepping for iftar at Ayat on Staten Island.
By Lysandra Ohrstrom
A Fake Developer Scammed 20 Brooklyn Families Out of $4 Million After trusting a familiar face in the Chinese community, they are suing him to stave off eviction.
By Clio Chang
Watch Mario Batali and Jimmy Fallon Pal Around on the High Line They’re just a couple of guys seeing the sights, playing some mini golf.
By Hugh Merwin
Coming Soon
Jan. 10, 2014
By Hugh Merwin
crimes and misdemeanors
Dec. 24, 2013
By Dan Amira
Embers Steakhouse Founder Lou Rocanelli Has Died The restaurant had been billed the “poor man’s Peter Luger.”
By Hugh Merwin
Robicellis Bring Cupcakes Back to Bay Ridge The cupcake power couple has opened a retail store.
By Belle Cushing
early and awkward
Oct. 16, 2013
By Joe Coscarelli
Hinsch’s Unplugged
July 19, 2013
By Hugh Merwin
oh brooklyn
June 26, 2013
By Adam Martin
Name Changes
Mar. 8, 2013
By Hugh Merwin
Hinsch’s in Bay Ridge Will Remain Open, Expand Hours The luncheonette, which was always cool, will try to be cooler.
By Hugh Merwin
What to Eat at Vicolo, Bringing Wood-Fired-Oven Pizza to Bay Ridge Today Wood-fired pizza from a L’asso pie-maker and a full menu from an antipasti man.
By Hugh Merwin
Tears For Beer Gardens
Sept. 19, 2012
By Hugh Merwin
Leske’s Bakery Gets a New Lease (on Life) This Week The Bay Ridge favorite shuttered over a year ago but will reopen Wednesday under new ownership.
By Jenny Miller
Kibbeh Time: Tanoreen Scores a Cookbook Deal People who care about hummus care about the Bay Ridge restaurant.
By Hugh Merwin
census sensibility
Aug. 10, 2011
By Dan Amira
What to Eat at Gold Coast Delicatessen, Now Serving Pastrami in Bay Ridge The Delicatessen serves not only corned beef, but chili made with grass-fed beef.
By Hugh Merwin
Neighborhood Watch
Apr. 19, 2011
Half-Off Lunch at Osteria Morini; Beer Table Arriving in Grand Central Plus: a candlelit Earth Day dinner, a guacamole contest, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
Bagel Schmagel Brings ‘Paulie D’ Sandwiches to Bay Ridge This Week At Bay Ridge’s new bagel store, the cream cheese takes its inspiration from Cold Stone Creamery.
By Daniel Maurer
Bay Ridge Deli Will Be Kinda Like Katz’s More details on the deli from Ted Nugent’s son Ted Mann.
By Daniel Maurer
Fro–Yo Swirls in Bay Ridge The fro-yo revival continues.
By Daniel Maurer
We’ve Discovered the Bar From Lüchow’s in a Latin Nightclub in Not only that, but other parts of the legendary restaurant’s bar are for sale.
By Daniel Maurer
Battle of the Beans: Illy Set to Square Off Against Nespresso on Prince Street Nespresso finally opens its Soho boutique, and another European coffee brand is on its way.
By Daniel Maurer
First Look: Bab al Yemen, Where the Devout Can Enter Through a Backdoor A rare Yemeni restaurant with curtained booths, so women can dine without being disturbed by rowdy men.
By Daniel Maurer
Mezcal’s to Steinbrenner: ‘¡I Love You!’ The latest inductee in the Museum of WTF Restaurant Art.
By Daniel Maurer
Crime Scenes
July 2, 2010
Bay Ridge Brawler Is Off the Hook Charges are dropped against a fireman accused of roughing up patrons at the Salty Dog.
By Daniel Maurer
Crime Scenes
May 19, 2010
Traffic Cop Gets ‘Sliced’ Assault with a deadly pizza?
By Daniel Maurer
In the Magazine
Dec. 7, 2009
Food in the Aughts Also in the magazine this week: where to buy macarons, and Tanoreen’s new home.
By Alexandra Vallis
Neighborhood Watch
Nov. 3, 2009
Le Cirque Gives Away Fried Chicken; Crumbs Opens (Another) Shop in Midtown Plus: Artisanal kimchee at Marlow & Sons, and a meet-and-greet tonight for the Bay Ridge Co-op, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
By Alexandra Vallis
Neighborhood Watch
Oct. 26, 2009
Motorino Expands Hours; Robicelli’s Market Closes Plus: Isaac Mizrahi’s Mushroom Truffle Spaghetti served at Saks, and a mystery beer tasting in Park Slope, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
By Alexandra Vallis
Neighborhood Watch
Oct. 8, 2009
Melt Café Gives Away Gelato; Dokebi Does Korean Tacos Plus: Free Red Pepper Velvet Cake in the East Village, and Magnolia Bakery’s pumpkin cheesecake, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
By Alexandra Vallis
What to Drink
July 28, 2009
Why Isn’t Butterbeer the New White Russian? Harry Potter’s favorite booze is, however, available in cupcake form.
By Daniel Maurer
Outer-Borough Outings Our roundup of six recent bar openings includes new spots in Bay Ridge and Bed-Stuy.
By Daniel Maurer
neighborhood watch
Oct. 17, 2008
By Tim Murphy
Bouley Laughs in Face of Financial Crisis; a Greenmarket Will Grow in Bay Ridge Why Jacques Pépin is the best chef on TV, plus the push for cheap food, from our glance at the morning headlines.
By Michael Alan Connelly
neighborhood watch
Aug. 27, 2008
I.M. Pei to Appear in Chinatown The reclusive architect will show up at the reopening of the Museum of Chinese in America, the ‘pop-up park’ gets another month in Brooklyn Heights, and a pretty new footpath uptown on the High Bridge doesn’t mean you still can’t find drugs in the park! All in today’s boroughs report.
By Tim Murphy
neighborhood watch
Aug. 22, 2008
Winona Ryder Is Dating Tom Green?!? Also, apparently there’s an amusement park in Bensonhurst. There’s so much to learn in today’s boroughs report!
By Tim Murphy
neighborhood watch
July 29, 2008
McKibbin Street Cinéma-vérité: Mesmerizing, Terrifying A mysterious video of a bunch of kids hanging around McKibbin Street spawns a new urban legend (in our minds), and more, in today’s tour around the boroughs.
Neighborhood Watch
May 29, 2008
Miss Favela Sambas Into Williamsburg; Q&A With Gordon Ramsay’s NYC Go-To Gramercy’s latest BYO spot, and why you should buy your BBQ Block Party fast passes now, in today’s neighborhood food news.
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.
in other news
Apr. 25, 2008
Sorry, God, Your Church Is Going Condo But what happens to all of the bodies in the crypt? Wait … we’ve seen this movie!
neighborhood watch
Apr. 16, 2008
Okay, Really, There Will Be Life on the Gowanus? Even more development on the canal, a grocery store saved, and a new American Apparel parody. What would you do without your daily Neighborhood Watch?
John McCain Likes Pepperoni Slices; Hung’s First Passover John McCain enjoys a slice in Brooklyn, chef Hung Huynh learns a thing or two about matzo, and junk fish get its day in the sun.
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