by Mark Before my inevitable retreat into cold weather hibernation, I’ve been running around like a squirrel trying to sample as many of the new hangouts that have popped up in Greenpoint over the summer. Here are a few places you might want to check out before Autumn’s arrival–which is sadly Friday.
Calyer – 92 Calyer St.
Hidden away on the corner of Franklin and the street of its namesake, Calyer was opened a few weeks…
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It bears noting that El Toro burritos are smaller than the usual burrito; delicious, worth what they ask for em’, but you’ll want a side with it. The biggest complaint I’ve heard of their place is about the music.
Yeah, to me the burritos are perfectly sized and I’m an eater. The music does stink, but I’ve never eaten in, always to-go, so I don’t have to bear it long. I’m very happy that they’re in the hood.
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