Chef's Table, an elite restaurant without a letter grade from the city, illustrates a quirk in the system.
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Schneiderman Benefits from Union Donations
The attorney general has topped even his popular predecessor, Andrew Cuomo, in raising money from organized labor.
Jewish Life Returns to Bed-Stuy
Whether Hasidic or hipster, a steady stream of Jews is moving into the very neighborhood that experienced Jewish flight a half-century ago.
Ice Cream Melts Tempers in Prospect Park
Ice cream, of all things, is heating up tempers in Prospect Heights. Last week, an uproar ignited on a discussion forum for Prospect Heights parents, where mothers complained about pushy ice cream vendors in parks and playgrounds. Now, the vendors are pointing fingers at one another too. Kazi Uddin, a native of Bangladesh, had his...
Investors Are Rushing to Brooklyn Says Mad Money Host
CNBC’S Mad Money host and frequent Squawk Box guest commentator, Jim Cramer is well known for his savvy insights, investing know-how and feverish financial stock rants. His latest hot tip: pump money into Brooklyn housing. Cramer surprised fellow Squwak Box anchors Wednesday when he voiced his belief that the housing market in Brooklyn was the...
Mangia Time in Brooklyn
In today’s slow-paced economy, getting a three-course lunch for approximately $20 and a dinner deal for $25 may seem almost too good to be true. But that is the idea behind the 10-day “Dine-in Brooklyn” that boasts 195 restaurants and cafes offering bargain meals.
Chester and the Chocolate Factory
It’s nearing the end of the day at Tumbador Chocolates, and most of the workers have gone home. Only a couple employees remain to wash up the chocolate covered pots and pans; the scent of chocolate wafts through the air as you walk up the four steep flights of stairs of 34, 34th Street...
So, the Giants Won, Now What?
So, the Super Bowl is over. What’s a burger joint, a bar, or a wing place to do? The Giants’ victory last week not only capped off a successful playoff run, but also a very busy few months for Brooklyn bars and restaurants. Now, owners are looking to keep up some of the momentum. On...
Five Stories, One Williamsburg
Inside Brooklyn’s Creative Hub, and the Passions it Supports
Brooklyn Bridge Park To Get A Makeover Complete With Condos
The Brooklyn Bridge Park may get a new look if a top developer gets its wish, according to The New York Post. Seven developers are in the running to obtain sole possession of building 180 luxury condos units, and a hotel with 225 rooms. The developer has not been named as of yet, but the...