Sensing a market for accessible contemporary art, former bibliographer Sandeep Salter opened art shop Picture Room next to the iconic McNally bookstore in NoLiTa back in 2014. When she moved to Brooklyn with her husband and daughters three years later, it made sense to move her shop around the corner, too. The shop — think […]
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When Matt Roff (of buzzy bars SouthPaw and Franklin Park fame) opens a bar, the neighborhood cool factor goes way up. And, in Livingston Manor’s case, it also goes way upstate. Named after the Catskills town where Roff vacationed as a kid, Livingston Manor is the best kind of cocktail spot to have located downstairs […]
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We think it’s safe to say we aren’t the only ones thrilled to say goodbye to winter and hello to spring. People and dogs and smiles and iced coffees and warm hellos begin to emerge when the sun does — especially in Downtown Brooklyn, home to some of the most charming / beautiful / New […]
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Sometimes you just need an ice cold draft, a basket of crispy wings and the right games on TV. Located in Gotham Market, Fulton Hall checks all these boxes and more. The space: Soaring ceilings, reclaimed wood, exposed brick, backyard string lights, enormous vintage American flags. Vintage sports memorabilia (framed jerseys, wall-to-wall baseball cards, surfboards, […]
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Hany Mohammed opened About Coffee in Downtown Brooklyn because of a love of coffee and a love of the neighborhood. Both of these facts are apparent at his little cafe on State Street, his second shop after originally opening a location in SoHo almost three years ago. A steady stream of commuters breeze in and […]
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