“We are down to 45% of what we used to make, but a lot of the expenses stay the same, so it’s losing money month after month.”
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Drink and Dine at Pete’s Candy Store With Local Artwork
With the artwork, each room looks almost like the inside of a tiny Williamsburg apartment.
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Ace’s Pizza Opens With Detroit-Style Pies in Williamsburg
“I love the idea of a pizza restaurant like I grew up with as an ’80s baby.”
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Eat and Drink Outside At These Heated Outdoor Restaurants
It’s summer year-round under an outdoor heater, right?
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The Shanty Reopens As Winter Themed Outdoor Bar
Hot toddies and butter beer are waiting at The Shanty.
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Thursday Spotlight: Offering Free Space, the Park Church Co-Op Uplifts Artists
The pandemic has been hard on many workers, and that certainly includes artists. Deprived of live venues to play in and financial relief to help keep them afloat, many have […]
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The Meat Hook Launches Curbside Smokehouse
Those eager for comfort food on the go have a new, meaty option in the neighborhood. The Meat Hook (397 Graham Ave), the whole animal butcher, known for their excellent […]
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Brooklyn Brewery Reopens Tasting Room
As the pandemic continues throughout the fall without an end in sight, more local businesses are finding ways to attract business and serve the community amidst ongoing limitations. Brooklyn Brewery […]
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Williamsburg’s Gertie Relaunches With Focus on Jewish Comfort Food
We’re all in need of a little extra comfort these days (okay, a lot) and local businesses are catching on. Gertie (357 Grand St.), the one-year-old Williamsburg restaurant known for […]
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Other Half Brewing Opening at Domino Park This October
Williamsburg is getting another brewery! Other Half Brewing, the Brooklyn-based craft brewery that has since expanded to Washington D.C. and the Finger Lakes since opening in 2014, is opening a […]