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Posted 2/24/13 on Grub Street
Food Crawl

Rating the City's Yankee-fied Renditions of Shrimp and Grits

We tested eight varieties of the suddenly ubiquitous dish with two South Carolina food scholars.

Filed Under: brooklyn southern, coop food and drink, ducks eatery, elberta, food crawl, jake's pickles, littleneck, matt lee, shrimp and grits, ted lee, zoe

Posted 11/20/12 on Grub Street
Happy As a Clam

Clam rolls, and beer for breakfast.

Littleneck Introduces ‘Weekend Lunch’ Menu, Plus Oyster Happy Hour

The clam shack is now offering $1 oysters Monday through Friday.

Filed Under: aaron lefkove, brunch, happy as a clam, littleneck, oyster happy hour, oysters

Posted 10/28/12 on Grub Street
Gowanus

Long Defined by Its Odoriferous Canal, Gowanus Is Starting to Smell a Little More Appetizing

The neighborhood has become something of a food hub.

Filed Under: bar tano, brooklyn brine co, brooklyn butcher blocks, brooklyn homebrew, crop to cup brew bar, cut brooklyn, dinosaur bar-b-que, fletcher's brooklyn barbecue, four and twenty blackbirds, ger-nis culinary and herb center, gorilla coffee, gowanus, gowanus wine merchants, halyards, juice haven, lavendar lake, littleneck, lucey's lounge, monte's, openings, pizza cotta bene, root hill burger, royal palms shuffleboard club, runner and stone, stone street coffee company, the bell house, the pines, whole foods

Posted 10/9/12 on Grub Street
Thar She Blows

Littleneck and Do or Dine’s Chowders Will Get You Through Moby-Dick

It worked for Queequeg, for a while.

Filed Under: do or dine, littleneck, moby dick, thar she blows

Posted 8/1/12 on Grub Street
Clam Power

Clams for sale, circa 1936.

The History, and Resurrection, of New York’s Grand Clam Culture

Chefs and restaurateurs reinvent the clam bar, which helps revive the clammers.

Filed Under: aaron lefkove, clam power, edna lewis, eleven madison park, extra fancy, gage & tollner, governor, grey lady, littleneck, potlikker, santos fish shack, sea witch, seets, whyte's

Posted 5/15/12 on Grub Street
Leftovers

Littleneck Team Opening the Pines; L’Asso EV Adds Lunch

Plus: Kutsher's Tribeca is now delivering, Millbrook Winery hosts Vineyard Express, and more of today's leftovers.

Filed Under: 508 gastrobrewery, american craft beer week, brooklyn brewery, kelso, kutshers tribeca, l'asso ev, leftovers, littleneck, siro

Posted 5/2/12 on Grub Street
The Other Critics

The Times Considers Upscale Asian; Cuozzo Complains at Brasserie Pushkin

Plus: Robert Sietsema hits racetrack restaurant Genting Palace, and more of this week's restaurant reviews.

Filed Under: atera, brasserie pushkin, cafe china, genting palace, kristalbelli, littleneck, strip house, the other critics

Posted 1/18/12 on Grub Street
The Other Critics

Cuozzo Loves Kutsher’s; Wells Lukewarm on Romera

Plus: the 'Times' on two new clam-roll shacks, Shockey finds comfort at Parm, and more of this week's critical reviews.

Filed Under: do or dine, kutsher's, land of plenty, littleneck, parm, romera, sea witch, the other critics

Posted 7/21/11 on Grub Street
Openings,

Is it supposed to look like a creepy smiley face?

Gowanus’s Forthcoming Littleneck Has Enough Clams to Open

Clam belly sandwiches are one now step closer to being a reality in Gowanus.

Filed Under: clams, gowanus, littleneck, littleneck ny, openings

Posted 7/7/11 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Summer Menu Additions at Peels; Massimiliano Nanni Leaves Saraghina for Celestino

Plus: a pop-up Popsicle stand, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.

Filed Under: café colette, celestino, fairway market, gary anza, george rallis, l'asso, littleneck, manu, massimiliano nanni, neighborhood watch, peels, people’s pops, saraghina, tiengarden, william hallet

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