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Who will "capture the diversity and originality of Brooklyn’s local fare"?
More seating, a new concession stand, and a new fryer at three favorites.
Marc Murphy will open an Upper West Side outpost of his beachy eatery in the fall.
Get a legal drink at Brooklyn Bridge Wine Bar or an ice-cream cone from Blue Marble.
The Red Hook Lobster Pound finds a location near Brooklyn Bridge Park after all.
Plus: Tequila shots for moms at Rodeo Bar in Gramercy, and a lecture on stir-fry at the Museum of Chinese in America in Soho, all in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Lobster rolls and tacos are coming to Brooklyn Bridge Park this summer.
Now children are burning themselves AND falling.
New York just can't please anyone with its playgrounds these days.
Will the Shack be bringing burgers to the former Thomas Beisl space?
Plus: U.K. Beer Night at Jimmy's No. 43, and another Chipotle opens, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
Plus: Continental charges for food, and no relief from the tomato shortage, all in our morning news roundup.
There's room for two food carts and two restaurants, says the city.
And they're pre-graffitied, so take that, punks.
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