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The Brew Goes on for Grimm and Barrier, Even After Equipment Manufacturer Goes Bankrupt
The breweries have collaborated in an attempt to recoup investments on new equipment and you can try the beers this weekend.
Local Residents Respond to the Summerhill Controversy in Crown Heights
Neighborhood residents are organizing a community dialogue to take place tomorrow, Saturday, July 22.
At Williamsburg’s Llama Inn, the Proof Is in the Pisco
Expect purple Peruvian potato purée in your pisco sour.
Translating Williamsburg’s Egg Into Japanese
A few months of meetings, visits and hopeless Japanese lessons later, here we were, meeting the chickens who’d be laying the eggs for our Tokyo outpost.
How to Eat Your Way Through 5 of Brooklyn’s Best Food Halls
If you work near the Navy Yard, get excited for December 2017.
Polka Dot Café Keeps Polish Cuisine Alive in a Changing Greenpoint
“I try to cook traditional food, but we are also open to new things—new recipes for a new generation.”
A Look Inside Brooklyn’s 70-Year-Old Chocolate Factory
JoMart Chocolates turns out chocolates, candies and spicy peanut butter cups (a more recent invention) by hand.
Go Behind the Scenes at DUMBO’s Yet-to-Open Brewery This Thursday
The spot will be Randolph Beer’s largest location and you can tour it this week with beer expert Joshua M. Bernstein.
Boerum Hill Bar The Armory Is a Neighborhood Spot You Shouldn’t Overlook
Cocktails are only $6 during their happy hour.
Turn Your Food Waste Into Something Delicious With This New Cookbook
Brooklyn Bouillon’s founder Rachael Mamane’s new book is a nose-to-tail guide to stock, broth and their many amazing uses.
You Can Have Caribbean-Style Ice Cream Delivered to Your Door
Sail away to a tropical paradise with Island Pops ice cream, popsicles and shaved ice.
You Can Tour Gotham Greens’ Indoor Rooftop Farm in Gowanus
See how indoor, tech-fueled farming works up close.
