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Posted 11/30/09 on Grub Street
Menu Changes

Brazen Head Pours Beer to Go

Good news for fans of beer in a jug.

Filed Under: beer, boerum hill, brazen head, gristedes, growlers, menu changes, nightlife

Posted 11/20/09 on Grub Street
Openings

Openings Preview: First Look at Mile End

Montreal-style smoked meat comes to Boerum Hill.

Filed Under: boerum hill, mile end, openings, openings preview, slideshow

Posted 11/19/09 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Winter’s Eve Market Returns to Lincoln Center; Joseph Leonard Launches Pig Sundays

Plus: Rockette cupcakes and Magnolia, and tequila tasting at Southern Hospitality, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: boerum hill, cafe mei mei, joseph leonard, neighborhood watch, the house, union square, upper east side, upper west side, west village

Posted 9/29/09 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Stone Park Cafe Owners Plan Cheap Chinese; Park Luncheonette Closes

Plus: 'Wizard of Oz'-themed drinks at the Oak Room, and Saul Bolton plans two more restaurants.

Filed Under: boerum hill, lower east side, midtown east, neighborhood watch, park slope, saul bolton, sushi hana, the oak room

Posted 7/27/09 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Berry Park Beer Garden Now Open in Williamsburg; Nunu Chocolates Morphs Into a Bar

Plus, an under-$10 burger combo in midtown, and BBQ at the Park Slope Flea Market, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: boerum hill, neighborhood watch, north fork, park slope, williamsburg

Posted 6/15/09 on Grub Street
Openings

A Look Back at the Block Party, and at Jim Mamary’s New ’Cue Spot

Details about the new smoke joint in the former Gravy space.

Filed Under: alan harding, barbecue, big apple barbecue block party, boerum hill, jim mamary, openings, pacifico, since 1963, texas, trout, whiskey sunday

Posted 4/23/09 on Grub Street
Reopenings

Menu Confirms Trout’s Return

We'll have the Niman Ranch hot dog and a Porkslap.

Filed Under: boerum hill, menus, reopenings, trout

Posted 4/23/09 on Grub Street
Reopenings

Trout Returns to Boerum Hill?

The dumpy oasis could be back!

Filed Under: boerum hill, reopenings, trout

Posted 12/15/08 on Grub Street
CB Wars

Brooklyn’s CB2 Thinks of the Children

The community board opposes a liquor license for the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory.

Filed Under: boerum hill, brooklyn ice cream factory, cb wars, fulton ferry, ice cream

Posted 12/15/08 on Grub Street
Temporary Closings

Smith Street Down One Irish Bar, for Now

Ceol was shuttered last Friday by the New York Workers' Compensation Board.

Filed Under: boerum hill, ceol, nightlife, temporary closings

Posted 11/18/08 on Grub Street
Closings

Breaking: Trout Closes, Mamary’s Oyster Bar ‘Dead’

Boerum Hill's outdoor delight shuttered on Sunday.

Filed Under: black mountain wine house, boerum hill, closings, jim mamary, pacifico, trout

Posted 11/13/08 on Grub Street
Openings

Brooklyn’s Newest Wineshop Will Make You See Double

Alyssa Becker closes her Atlantic Avenue wine bar and opens a wine store across the street.

Filed Under: boerum hill, donna da vine, openings, wine shops

Posted 5/12/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

W Hotel Set for Harlem; Is the Picnic Club Jinxing Us With Bad Weather?

In today's neighborhood food news, Trader Joe's cuts off our voyeurism and where to find good desserts that are vegan.

Filed Under: boerum hill, cafe des artistes, caravan of dream, central park, dumbo, east village, fr.og, lower east side, neighborhood watch, picnic club, soho, spitzer's corner, trader joe's, upper west side, vegan deserts

Posted 5/12/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Andrea Strong Hates Her Neighborhood Bistro

Bar Tabac is a “rude, self-important, obnoxious cave (with al fresco seating) for French ex-pats and ubiquitous hipsters in the Brooklyn area.”

Filed Under: andrea strong, bar tabac, bistros, boerum hill, newsfeed

Posted 4/2/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Artichoke Pizza Hasn't Heard of David Chang; Green-Tea Cookies So Good in the East Village

David Chang supports other East Village restaurants, Suzy Wong's sleazy and cute, delicious cookies all over town.

Filed Under: artichoke pizza, boerum hill, david chang, east village, fall 2006, harlem, momofuku, neighborhood watch, one girl cookies, panya, suzy wong, viktor and rolf, west chelsea

Posted 3/14/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Reubens Are Totally Like Corned Beef and Cabbage, and You Can Find Them at Lots of Places

Filed Under: armando's, astoria, boerum hill, brooklyn heights, cellar 34, di fara pizza, dine in brooklyn, lunetts, martha's country bakery, midwood, neighborhood watch, reuben

Posted 3/3/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Litchi Brownies Turn Up in Gramercy; Cassoulet and Cornmeal Cake in Tribeca

Filed Under: amai tea and bake house, betsy devine, boerum hill, cassoulet, cercle rouge, free foods, gramercy, kelli bernard, lunetta, mathew kenny, midtown west, neighborhood watch, pure food and wine, steven alan, tribeca

Posted 1/24/08 on Grub Street
User's Guide

New Service Lets You Text for a Car From the Bar

Filed Under: boerum hill, bushwick, fort greene, greenpoint, nightlife, smscab, user's guide, williamsburg

Posted 1/11/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

A Sausage-Fest Welcome in Chelsea; Gramercy Tavern Recipes

Filed Under: adam shepard, agata and valentina, boerum hill, chelsea, fall 2009, flatiron, gramercy, gramercy tavern, hell's kitchen, kevin st. james, lunetta, michael anthony, midtown west, neighborhood watch, prada, shoes, thighhigh boots, trends, trestle on tenth, upper east side

Posted 12/14/07 on Grub Street
The New York Diet

Jonathan Lethem Fuels His Writing With ‘White Trash’ Sandwiches

Filed Under: boerum hill, brooklyn, cobble hill, hanco, hill country, jackson hole, the new york diet, trout

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