Good afternoon, Greenpointers. The holidays are almost here and that means you need to start planning your Thanksgiving feasts and thinking about where to shop small for gifts in the […]
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Community Cookbook: Cecily’s Charred Broccoli Rabe with Chili Crisp, Yogurt, and Peanuts
Greenpoint’s Cecily (80 Franklin St.) is approaching its first anniversary next month with a new executive chef, James Salazar, and a new seasonal menu. For this week’s addition to the […]
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Hey Kids Comics! Closing Greenpoint Storefront Next Month
Greenpoint’s Hey Kids Comics! (157 Huron St.) is sadly shuttering the storefront that opened 3 years ago. Locals can stop by through the end of December to bid farewell. Owner […]
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A North Brooklyn Guide to Volunteering this Holiday Season
Looking to help out this holiday season? Several volunteer opportunities are available right here in North Brooklyn.
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Behind the Toque: An Interview with Cecily’s New Executive Chef, James Salazar
Greenpoint’s Cecily (80 Franklin St.) is approaching its first anniversary next month and has a lot to celebrate. To start, the restaurant has welcomed a new executive chef, James Salazar, alongside […]
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The 2024 North Brooklyn Guide to Thanksgiving
North Brooklyn is home to a cornucopia of wonderful restaurants, and luckily, several of them are hosting Thanksgiving dinners in-house or offering catered feasts to enjoy at home. Scan the […]
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Apollo Bagels Opening Williamsburg Outpost in December
Popular Manhattan bagel shop, Apollo Bagels, is opening a new outpost in Williamsburg at 133 North 7th Street. This will be the brand’s third location, which they are aiming to […]
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Persian Spot Masquerade Reopens With Updated Decor and New Menu
They took a six-week hiatus.
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Space Club, An Indoor Playground in Greenpoint, Completes Massive Expansion
They added more…space.
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Rita’s Pizza and Provisions Abruptly Closes Until Next Year
The spot was open for less than a month.