A large crowd gathered at the Brooklyn Historical Society this evening for Brooklyn Bounty, a celebration of food and drink supplied by local artisans, chefs, and restaurants. Upon arrival, guests faced a long bar serving Brooklyn Brewery beers and ales, as well as other drinks. On the bar counter were bowls of Brooklyn Heights resident […]
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Brooklyn Bounty Draws Crowd to BHS
Brooklyn Heights Gristedes Over-Pricing… Literally
I didn’t notice this bit of hookey-doo from our pals at the Henry Street Gristedes until I got home. A package of blueberries once $3.99 became $4.99. Fool me once….
Gandhi Palace Opens Tuesday (9/20)
As BHB commenter “Nancy” pointed out in last week’s OTW: With the advent of all new restaurant opoenings in Brooklyn Heights comes another one-”Ghandi Palace”[sic]. It is slated to open where Amin was. Hopefully it is not a reincarnation of that place, but a genuinely good Indian restaurant. A sign in the window heralds its […]
Brooklyn Bounty at BHS
The Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street (corner of Clinton) will be foodie heaven this Wednesday evening, September 21, from 6:30 to 9:30, as the society presents Brooklyn Bounty, “a celebration of Brooklyn’s local foods and burgeoning sustainability movement.” A list of chefs and vendors participating in this gastronomic gala is here. In addition to […]
Video: A Day at Brooklyn Local
Karl Junkersfeld checked out today’s Brooklyn Local event in DUMBO. Watch his video report after the jump. Also, read Alexandra Bowie’s report over at the Brooklyn Bugle.
A Sneak Peek Inside Bevacco at 60 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights
Chris Fohlin (@cfohlin) tweets us this photo inside the soon-to-open Bevacco at 60 Henry Street. Looks like a comfy bistro setting much like the new owner’s other establishments.
Brooklyn Heights Synagogue Open House Sunday
This Sunday, September 18, the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, 131 Remsen Street (between Clinton and Henry) will hold an open house and learning workshops in preparation for the High Holy Days. A study session with the Rabbi will start at 10:00 a.m., followed by High Holy Days workshops (“fun for the whole family”) from 11:15 to […]
Misprint or Business As Usual – Old Cheese at Gristedes
Don’t get us wrong, the *new* post-fire Gristedes is a magical place to shop. Sure they may be a little pricey but its air conditioning makes our weekly marketing a breeze!
Big Food Week on Montague Street
It’s been a very exciting food week for Montague Street with the opening of Oh, My Pasta and Hanco’s. And it’s just in time for Montague BID’s Summer Space next Sunday! (Ahem, The Brooklyn Bugle/BHB is a media sponsor of that event…) Anywho, our Karl “Nom Nom Nom” Junkersfeld has checked ’em out and files […]
A Night at Oh, My Pasta!
Success can be a double-edged sword. Despite the existence of four other Italian spots within a block, when my wife and I stepped in to Oh! My Pasta, the new restaurant at 142 Montague St (the old TAZE space), it was filling up rapidly, and didn’t have a table to spare by 8 PM. Pretty […]
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