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Littleneck

  1. Barbaric Yelp
    Littleneck Denies Offering Lots of Clams for Fake Yelp ReviewsSomeone is trying to sink the tiny clam shack’s reputation.
  2. Leftovers
    Gotham Bar and Grill’s Birthday Celebration With Thomas Keller, DanielPlus: extended weekend hours at Littleneck, and more, in today’s Leftovers.
  3. Leftovers
    Breaking Bad Finale Party at Sons of Essex; Fried-Chicken Dinners atPlus: Littleneck’s new cocktails, and more, in today’s Leftovers.
  4. Chef Shuffle
    Chef Angelo Romano Leaving the PinesThe chef says he’s looking to open a new restaurant.
  5. Coming Soon
    Red Hook’s Van Brunt Street About to Get Three New RestaurantsThai curry noodles included.
  6. Clam Power
    A Guide to Buying, Shucking, and Eating ClamsIt’s hard to imagine that the humble clam was ever more fashionable than it is now.
  7. Food Crawl
    Rating the City’s Yankee-fied Renditions of Shrimp and GritsWe tested eight varieties of the suddenly ubiquitous dish with two South Carolina food scholars.
  8. Happy As a Clam
    Littleneck Introduces ‘Weekend Lunch’ Menu, Plus Oyster Happy HourThe clam shack is now offering $1 oysters Monday through Friday.
  9. Gowanus
    Long Defined by Its Odoriferous Canal, Gowanus Is Starting to Smell a LittleThe neighborhood has become something of a food hub.
  10. Thar She Blows
    Littleneck and Do or Dine’s Chowders Will Get You ThroughIt worked for Queequeg, for a while.
  11. Clam Power
    The History, and Resurrection, of New York’s Grand Clam CultureChefs and restaurateurs reinvent the clam bar, which helps revive the clammers.
  12. Leftovers
    Littleneck Team Opening the Pines; L’Asso EV Adds LunchPlus: Kutsher’s Tribeca is now delivering, Millbrook Winery hosts Vineyard Express, and more of today’s leftovers.
  13. The Other Critics
    The Times Considers Upscale Asian; Cuozzo Complains at BrasseriePlus: Robert Sietsema hits racetrack restaurant Genting Palace, and more of this week’s restaurant reviews.
  14. The Other Critics
    Cuozzo Loves Kutsher’s; Wells Lukewarm on RomeraPlus: the ‘Times’ on two new clam-roll shacks, Shockey finds comfort at Parm, and more of this week’s critical reviews.
  15. Openings,
    Gowanus’s Forthcoming Littleneck Has Enough Clams to OpenClam belly sandwiches are one now step closer to being a reality in Gowanus.
  16. Neighborhood Watch
    Summer Menu Additions at Peels; Massimiliano Nanni Leaves Saraghina forPlus: a pop-up Popsicle stand, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
  17. Closings
    So Long, Scobee: Another Diner DownLittle Neck’s Scobee diner is gone after 50 years.
  18. neighborhood watch
    A Higher Level of Cleanliness in Washington HeightsBrooklyn Heights: An 1844 train tunnel, rediscovered in 1980, is now open to tours, via a manhole at Court Street and Atlantic Avenue. [NewYorkology] Chelsea: Health clinic’s trash is a rat magnet. Yum! Medical waste! [Blog Chelsea] Clinton Hill: Pratt students, not the projects on DeKalb Avenue, are the source of filthy sidewalks on Kent Avenue. [Brownstoner] Kew Gardens: Queens beep Helen Marshall wants a grimy statue of a zaftig naked dude taken down because she thinks it’s sexist. [NYS via Queens Crap] Little Neck/Douglaston: Tired of trust falls? Alley Pond Park has a huge ropes course. [Gothamist] Washington Heights: Sounds awesome, but exactly how much does the Grand Ba Ba, “ascended master of cleaning,” cost? [Copyranter]
  19. neighborhood watch
    New Park Confuses Williamsburg ResidentsChelsea: Cat litter in the toilets at the Chelsea Hotel is a common-enough problem to write a sign about. [Living with Legends] East Village: Secret plans have surfaced to turn Stuy Town into a super-sleek eco-paradise! [Curbed] Greenpoint: Around these parts, some prefer vinyl siding for their façades, others prefer … needlepoint? [Newyorkshitty] Little Neck: Mayor Bloomberg and friends were booed at the Memorial Day parade here. [Queens Crap] Midtown: Should the congestion-pricing border start at 59th Street? That’s what an uptown pol suggests. [Streetsblog] Prospect Park: Neighbors want the redesigned Wollman Rink to turn into a pool in the summer. [Across the Park] Williamsburg: If a park opens and no one is around to use it… [Brownstoner]