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Plus: Aldea does lunch, and Lesly Bernard opens Cantina Latina, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
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Taste of Argentina at Water Taxi Beach; Magnolia Bakery Reins In Expansion
Plus: Twitter your opposition to a T.G.I. Friday's Union Square, and where to learn more about ice cream, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Inside SarahJames Speakeasy, Opening in Bed-Stuy Saturday
The spot will be open “however long people want to stay.”
Wilfie & Nell’s Astoria Sister Will Open Soon; Cure Closes in East Village
Plus: More Little Buddy biscuits coming to Windsor Terrace, and Cure closes in the East Village, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
What to Eat at Umi Nom, Kuma Inn’s Sister Spot, Opening Tomorrow
Check out the menu of Southeast Asian small plates and noodles!
Outer-Borough Outings
Our roundup of six recent bar openings includes new spots in Bay Ridge and Bed-Stuy.
MTA Adopts ‘City’ Shorthand
A little subway signage makes us wonder about the nature of our metropolis.
Now Brooklyn Heights Is Climbing Aboard the Ikea Whine Wagon
The Wonder Wheel is 88! On 8/8/08! Whee! Climb aboard the daily boroughs report and drink in the view!
Creative Pastry Chef Wanted at Soho Café; Pig Fest in Chelsea
Parlor Steakhouse to serve brunch, and a really cool food-bank concept in Brooklyn, in today's neighborhood food news.
Joshua Kushner: Jared 2.0?
Jared Kushner's developer bro rocks the East Village shul crowd, the waterfalls installation is killing the trees at River Café, barges are rotting in Jamaica Bay, and scruffle venue Studio B in Greenpoint is shuttered. In today's hood roundup!
20 Percent Off As Sheridan Square’s New Menu Previews; New Haven Pizza Makes It to Yonkers
The futures of Chickie Pig's and YourAsian don't look bright, and where to find exotic tacos in Queens, in today's neighborhood food news.
The Chelsea Hotel Has Not Lost Its Edge
The naked girl at the Chelsea Hotel, the lost 'SNL' sets of the Brooklyn Navy Yards, and a very awkward tale of gentrification from Harlem, in today's boroughs bundler!
Battle Over the Brooklyn Flea Goes to the Religion Place
The real nannies of Park Slope, Roosevelt Island's Animal House potential, the great Fort Greene flea smackdown, and a few bits more in our (whew!) week's-end hood-scanner.
Dwarf Pimp Busted in Bed-Stuy
The rides at Coney are reportedly dangerous, Malcolm Gladwell buys up more of the West Village, and a little person gets caught big pimpin' in Bed-Stuy. Ho-hum, just the start of another week in our daily boroughs report.
The High Line: Now With Seating!
The old Domino Sugar plant keeps its cool sign, the Village likely loses a theater save its façade, and the High Line gains its first bench! More wins and losses in today's boroughs report.
Kuma Inn Owner to Cook in Harlem; Where to Find House-Made Soda Pop
When the Smoke Joint will open its next spot and where to find all-Spanish wine lists, in today's neighborhood food news.
Brooklyn Parents Leave It All Behind
A Bed-Stuy family is shedding their belongings and embarking on an unusual journey.
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