‘Sprawling’ (and Mysterious) Red Hook Food-and-Music Venue Opening in, Um, Two Weeks
If the Great GoogaMooga were like the Glastonbury Festival, the Brooklyn Terminal Project would be Ibiza.
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If the Great GoogaMooga were like the Glastonbury Festival, the Brooklyn Terminal Project would be Ibiza.
The restaurant suffered extensive damage in a fire on Monday afternoon.
The small retail area of the new Mile End production facility will sell smoked meat by the pound as well as provisions.
Plus: Ikea throws its annual crayfish party, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Red Hook's long-awaited and vaguely controversial burlesque club opens this weekend.
"Seven in Heaven Way" is a violation of church and state, they argue.
But Fort Defiance is doing a drink with Port Chester honey vodka.
Red Corn Syrup, bees don't know how to quit you.
Sort of like steampunk, only not.
A booze-friendly boat that isn't as overrun as the Frying Pan.
Plus: Percy's moves into the East Village, and Zohan Hummus launches, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
Plus: Junction 583 to open in Ditmas, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Plus, an update on the brick-and-mortar space.
Plus, the Breslin and Co. grow rooftop farms.
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