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Harlem Shake to Open in Greenpoint, But Space’s Current Occupant Says They Were Unaware
The menu offers Impossible meat and veggie burgers, too.
Posted inEat & Drink
Threes Brewing Reopens Greenpoint Outpost with New Menu from Grand Army South
Free beer tonight!
Posted inEat & Drink
Gotham Burger Social Club Opening Permanent Restaurant in Williamsburg
Gotham’s pop-up at Threes ends January 25.
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Posted inEat & Drink
Team from Shuttered Citroën Opens The Sparrow in Williamsburg
The Sparrow offers favorites from Citroën like the burger.
Posted inEat & Drink
Jucy Lucy Brings Burgers and a Spacious Patio to Greenpoint
There’s a new burger joint in the neighborhood—Jucy Lucy opened in May at 138 Nassau Avenue at McGuinness Boulevard. The menu features 4 oz burgers, which come in singles, doubles, […]
Posted inEat & Drink
Pushed It To The Limit: The Pants-Splitting Black Tap Popup At Humboldt & Jackson
Ok, so the headline is a bit of a misdirect. A few years ago on a trip to Barcelona, after stuffing myself silly with salty cheeses, meats, olives and wine for […]
Posted inEat & Drink
A Look at The New All-Day Cafe, One Bedford
It wasn’t that shocking when Nights & Weekends closed in early March. The bar had always been the “cool” spot while occupying the triangle space of the Bedford/Nassau/Lorimer/McCarren intersection. But […]
Posted inEat & Drink
The New Menu at Tørst is a Perfect Mix of Nordic & American
As 2016 came to an end, Michelin-starred Luksus shut its doors in the back room of Tørst (615 Manhattan Ave), adding to the pile of restaurant closings in our area. For a […]
Posted inEat & Drink, Reviews
Cherry Point Gives Greenpoint Its First Whole-Animal Restaurant
During the spring, 664 Manhattan Avenue changed hands again. Once the Polish-American restaurant CinaMoon, it transformed into “664 Wine & Dine” for a few months last year, and is now […]