Alice Waters Signs Cookbooks in Cobble Hill; a Tequila Tasting at Zengo in Midtown
Plus: Lowlands Bar opens in Gowanus, and A Voce Columbus hosts a dinner with wine pairings from Luce della Vite, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
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A Phallic Festival at Matsuri; Breuckelen Grows a Garden
Plus: A midnight fête at Landmarc, and Doma hires a new chef, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
A Taste of Fatty ‘Cue; New CSAs in Carroll Gardens, Dumbo
Plus: Bushwick's Free WiFi offers much more, and S'MAC adds salsa picante macaroni and cheese, in our roundup of neighborhood food news.
Pig Feast at Ardesia; Free Wine Classes in Cobble Hill
Plus: The Beard House helps Haiti, and Holey Cream makes doughnut ice-cream sandwiches, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Led Zeppole Poised to Rock the East Village; Teany to Rise Again
Plus: Naya Express comes to Midtown, and Bussaco does lunch, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Dine With Anita Lo; No Tiki Bar for Trump Soho
Plus: the newest wine shop from the Smith & Vine team, and dinner specials galore.
Dovetail Completes Expansion; Learn to Cook at Tabla Tomorrow
Plus: rare beers at the Brazen Head, and a cheese-themed brunch in Tribeca, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
The Children of Brownstone Brooklyn Are More Cultured Than You Are
What, your kid was a pumpkin for Halloween? Cute, we guess.
First Look Inside Henry Public, the Cobble Hill Saloon Opening This Weekend
Check out a slideshow of the old-time space.
Jane Ballroom Raided; Café Boulud Reopens This Week
Plus: pizza-master Mark Bello is opening a retail spot for pizza classes and parties, and the Schnitzel & Things truck is mobbed by long lines.
Morimoto Expands to Tribeca; Jason Neroni Will Leave 10 Downing
Plus: Babycakes does baked doughnuts, and free tequila at Toloache, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Where a Real Housewife Eats in Brooklyn
Where Alex McCord and Simon van Kempen like to eat at home in Brooklyn.
What’s Behind the Wall?
Check out this ongoing documentary project in Brooklyn, which involves the world's oldest subway tunnel, a secret hidden steam locomotive, and maybe even the assassination of President Lincoln.
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