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Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar
Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar
50 Henry Street
Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201
718.855.5595
www.brooklynheightswinebar.com
Wine bars are often thought to be pretentious, stuffy, and expensive. They’re often cold and employ a staff that thinks they are superior to you because they know about wine, and you’re ordering pinot noir (because you’re a big fan of Paul Giamatti), and you can’t properly pronounce [...]
Henry’s End
Henry’s End Restaurant
44 Henry Street
Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201
718.834.1776
www.henrysend.com
I have found my death row meal; should I be on death row in Brooklyn; but isn’t the point of a death row meal to have anything you want from anywhere? But I digress. Henry’s End is located smack at the end of Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights [...]
Nature’s Grill | Finally Open!
Nature’s Grill
138 Court Street
Brooklyn New York 11201
718.852.5100
www.naturesgrillcafe.com
After months of delays, Nature’s Grill’s Cobble Hill restaurant is finally open! They also have a restaurant on 3rd Ave in Bay Ridge.
Nature’s Grill offers a menu of fresh juices, smoothies, protein shakes, wraps, panini, hearty sandwiches, hot entrees, soup, salads, whole wheat pizza, breakfast, desserts, & lunch specials. [...]
Pete’s Waterfront Ale House
Pete’s Waterfront Ale House
155 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11201-6724
(718) 522-3794
www.waterfrontalehouse.com
Walking into Pete’s Waterfront Ale House reminds me, somewhat of walking into an old Ground Round restaurant. It’s grimy. The smell of free, hot, salty popcorn permeates the air. There’s a bar to the right playing Nascar on the TV. We seated ourselves at a cramped table next to a half-wall [...]
Read | Trapiche
Bon Appetit Magazine has teamed up with Trapiche wines from Argentina to bring you the Trapiche Grill Off Recipe Competition. You can read about it by clicking here, or you may enter the contest by clicking on the image at the left.
Good luck and enjoy!
Who Makes The Best Red Velvet Cake In Brooklyn?
Last Friday I had the distinct pleasure of being a judge in a Red Velvet Cake competition as part of the Red Show held at the Brooklyn Historical Society. Other judges were Deborah Schwartz, President of the BHS and Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn Borough President. The event was sponsored in part by New York Creates.
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I’d Walk (About) A Mile for Mile End
Mile End
97A Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
718.852.7510
www.mileendbrooklyn.com
As a Jewish kid from the suburbs of NYC, I naturally grew up eating Kosher deli. When I moved to Smith Street about 8 years ago I was saddened to see that none was available in the area. Sure, I could go to Williamsburg, Crown Heights, or the Lower East Side, but [...]
Mile End Opens Tomorrow
Mile End
97A Hoyt St.,
between Atlantic Ave. and Pacific St.
Brooklyn, NY
Mile End, the Montreal-style Kosher deli (featuring a real Québécois owner) is set to open tomorrow for lunch. Eating Brooklyn will be on the scene to sample the fare, and hopefully get in a word or two (in English) with the proprietor himself, Noah Bernamoff.
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Miriam | A Taste of Israel
Miriam
79 5th Ave @Prospect Place
Brooklyn, NY 11217
718.622.2250
www.miriamrestaurant.com
Cash Only for Brunch
Anyone who reads reviews on Eating Brooklyn on a regular basis knows that I am not one for brunch. I like breakfast, I enjoy a good lunch; but under normal circumstances I just don’t find much enjoyment in cutting our 3 hours of my Sunday to [...]
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