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The small retail area of the new Mile End production facility will sell smoked meat by the pound as well as provisions.
Traditionally all-dairy, break the fast with faux liver and potato soup.
Owner Noah Bermanoff tells us that it will be "a pure lunch and sandwich menu."
Plus: Eddie Huang brings a “Taiwanese Ultra-Meat Mix” to Meatopia 2011.
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That seems to be proprietor Noah Bernamoff's hope.
Plus: Perilla extends Restaurant Week, Octavia's Porch offers delivery service in East Village, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Noah Bernamoff of Mile End explains why he charges several dollars for a plate of pickles.
This month, competitive chili-making gets a reprise at Chelsea Market, and coffee joins the contest fray.
Plus: Sietsema on Lima Limon, and Sutton on the Lambs Club.
Plus: The Kimchi Taco Truck will launch in January, Beer Table hosts a "New Tower Happy Hour," and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Our in-boxes, Twitter feeds — and heads — continue to explode with holiday menus.
If you want something new, or just a little unusual (a Mexican Hanukkah, anyone?), we've got you covered.
Think veal-tongue polonaise, chopped liver with a house-baked pletzel, and schmaltzed radish salad.
Plus: Sietsema raves over Queens Indian eatery, and Cuozzo mourns Tavern on the Green, and more, in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.