You can’t talk about Brooklyn history and tradition without mentioning Sahadi’s: The famed Middle Eastern market opened in Manhattan in the 1890s to serve and cultivate the growing Lebanese and Syrian communities, before then relocating to its current Atlantic Avenue location in the 1940s, after the construction of the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. It’s been a […]
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October means switching from iced coffee to hot coffee, from weekend trips to the beach to weekends in the city, and watching new releases in the theater as a means of entertainment, not as an escape from a heat wave. And there’s no better way to see a movie than at Alamo Drafthouse, a movie […]
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…and here’s why. 1. The fresh food: Everything on the menu is organic, non-GMO, and fully traceable back to its purveyor. 2. The location: It’s a ten-minute walk from The Wheeler, which is just long enough to walk off said lunch before heading into your 2pm meeting. (And it is right across from BAM, making […]
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September may be the best month to consume oysters, and Seamore’s in DUMBO may be the ideal location to do so. Owner Michael Chernow (of The Meatball Shop fame) opened his first Brooklyn outpost of Seamore’s this spring, and his particular knack for balancing chic and casual is even more finely honed here: The spot […]
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Ready to take your lunch from al desko to al fresco? Do yourself a favor and head to Hey Hey Canteen at Gotham Market for a delicious lunch to bring outside into the sunshine. Started by Kay Ch’ien (formerly of 2 Duck Goose) and Carlos Barrera (her sous-chef there), Hey Hey Canteen slings crowd-pleasing Asian […]
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