If you’re in need of dinner or lunch plans, here’s some news you can use. Grand Street Restaurant Week, a project of the Grand Street Business Improvement District, is happening […]
Category: Eat & Drink
From Rags to Rigatoni: Savino’s Quality Pasta
No frills. Old school. Neighborhood staple. Hole in the wall. That’s how devotees of this remnant of the old Williamsburg refer to Savino’s Quality Pasta (111 Conselyea St). If you’ve been […]
At a Glance: Greenpointers Valentine’s Market Vendor Preview
Don’t say we didn’t warn you: we’ll be waxing nostalgic at our vintage-themed Valentine’s Market on the 12th, and if you miss out, it’s your own damn fault. The Greenpointers Old-Timey Valentine’s […]
North BK Farms & Blue Light Speak Cheesy Pop-Ups at Budin
If you stopped by Greenpoint Avenue’s Nordic café, Budin (pronounced “Boo-th-in”), any time lately, you might have seen that they’re doing more than coffee and beer these days. Budin has […]
Radiant Reveries, Nosaj Thing, Hard Times Showcase, Super Bowl – What’s happening, Greenpoint? (2/1–2/7)
Check out our Super Bowl Sunday guide here! There are more events in our weekly calendar! Submit Greenpoint events, too! WEDNESDAY 2/1 ♦ Art Mart for Art Start @ Huckleberry Bar (588 Grand […]
Llama Inn and Out of This World, Brooklyn’s Best Peruvian
The triangular East Williamsburg restaurant sits along the BQE (not so picturesque) but once through the wide wood doors of Llama Inn (50 Withers St), the wrap around windows, hanging garden […]
Where To Watch & Eat For Super Bowl 2017 In North Brooklyn!
This is it, guys. This Sunday, the Super Bowl strikes again. Here’s where to watch the game, what to eat, and where you can pick up food for your house party! […]
New Pizza Joint Sizzle Pie Opens Today On Graham Avenue!
Most Brooklynites would probably consider themselves qualified to judge a slice of pizza—it’s a skill we’ve all honed over years of hard New York living. When we take that first bite of cheezy […]
Momofuku Alumni Serve Up Dinner Benefiting ACLU Tomorrow Night (1/31) At Alameda
To paraphrase American anthropologist Margaret Mead, never underestimate the power of a few thoughtful, committed citizens to change the world. This post was originally inspired by my excitement for a […]
Celebrate Lunar New Year With a Visit to MOFAD
Somewhere in the aughts, Dave Arnold—an “adventurer and writer with a dash of mad scientist”—got the idea in his head that what New York and the world really needed was […]
