Despite the restaurant’s bustling location (under City Point next to Dekalb Market), Fortina has the power to transport you from NYC to Italy — to the kind of tiny, family-run spots Italy is known for, to be exact. Think: Lots of red sauce, waiters who all but order for you, unpretentious wine lists and family-style […]
Read More
Looking to feed a crowd for Chanukah (without cooking)? Or just in search of a crazy-good, home-cooked meal (again, without cooking)? Go to Mile End Deli. The Jewish-style delicatessen serves up traditional dishes with a Canadian flair — dishes so popular that the co-founders have expanded from their original Hoyt Street location into greater New […]
Read More
Once a year, in November, all the women in Dawn Crofton’s family prepare pounds and pounds of fig cookies. It is only fitting, then, that all of the cookies at One Girl Cookies, the bake shop Dawn owns with her husband Dave Casale, have female names. (Think Lucia and Penelope.) Now that you’re inspired to […]
Read More
There’s nothing wrong with ordering a cup of coffee at Devoción, the breeziest cafe in Downtown Brooklyn (and Williamsburg, and Bogota). But why would you, when you could shake things up instead? Here are three things to try instead of (or, in addition to) your standard order, from some of the freshest beans in the […]
Read More
When you’re tasked with choosing the venue for catching up with out-of-town clients, but you want to be the cool host who doesn’t drag them somewhere too stuffy, go to Ssam Korean Bistro. The cocktails are inventive (try the Yozu, a Korean rice wine cocktail) and the Hite lager is ice-cold and flowing. The acoustics […]
Read MoreDowntown Brooklyn’s Dearth of Office Space Beckons Tishman Speyer
Downtown Brooklyn’s Macy’s will sprout creative office hub The Wheeler
New downtown Brooklyn office tower will straddle the Macy’s on Fulton Street
Tishman Speyer reveals plans for $500M Brooklyn, NY office project
Under Construction: How Tishman Speyer Is Building an Office Tower Over Macy’s in BK
A commercial renaissance is changing the shape of downtown Brooklyn
