Black Swan Opening in Bed-Stuy; Brother Jimmy’s Introduces Southern Brunch
Plus: The Bell House hosts the American Lamb Takedown, and Pomme de Terre closes, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
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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.
Brooklynites to Sing Songs of Sixpence, Wallow in Pie
A new pie store opens in Gowanus next weekend.
Mohammed Falafel Star Under New Management; Pulino’s Officially Open for Dinner
Plus: Sheepshead Bay will host BBQ competition tomorrow, and Crumbs is offering specialty holiday cupcakes, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
As a Superfund Site, the Gowanus Canal Will Take Ten to Twelve Years to Clean Up
The city claims its own plan would have been much faster.
Ace Hotel’s Basement Bar Opens; Niagara’s New One Will Be Called Black Market
Plus: Kiss & Fly reopens with a bigger dance space, and more, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Milk Bar Cookbook; Chris Cheung Turns Up in Staten Island
Plus: Start saving now for Daniel's Citymeals fund-raiser, and Zenkichi introduces a bargain prix fixe, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Post-Industrial Nightmare Wasteland May Not Be a Good Place for Children to Learn
Gowanus community board negs charter idea.
Kumquat Cupcakery Pop-up; Brooklyn Homebrew Settles in Gowanus
Plus: Bklyn Larder’s graphic Valentine’s Stimulus Package, and a Korean lunch special for the West Village, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
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.
Mandarin Oriental’s Discount Dinner; Mexican Fiesta in Gowanus This Month
Plus: NYC ICY wants to stay in its current spot, and a pita and sports bar is coming to the East Village, in our regular roundup of neighborhood news.
Free Taco Bell Tomorrow; University of Bread Returns to Chelsea
Plus: Burger changes at Shake Shack, and classic Italian spot Giambelli 50th closes, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Robert Guskind, Neighborhood Blogger, Has Died
The enthusiastic creator of Brooklyn's Gowanus Lounge passed away yesterday.
Gowanus Whole Foods Back on Track; New Yorkers Okay With Drinking, Not Eating
Plus: Meet your meat supplier and eat less food, all in our morning-news roundup.
Marty Markowitz: Gowanus May Be the Venice of Brooklyn, But Don't Swim or Fish There
The Brooklyn beep is psyched about the incoming Whole Foods. But only eat the things you find INSIDE the store.
Tom Mylan Has a Hillbilly Hog Roast at the Yard Tonight
Plus, the Red Hook ball-fields vendors might be getting fancy new digs.
Union Hall’s Bell House Will Open September 18 With Free Show
The guys behind Union Hall will open their new performance venue and lounge, the Bell House, in a twenties warehouse.
Whole Foods to Alter Brooklyn Plans
Poor undertrafficked, overcharitable Ikea! Poor Slopies thinking only poor people have public sex! (Not!) So many people to feel sorry for in today's rainy, weepy boroughs report.
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