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Food & Drink
|Nov 22, 2024
Life is all about celebrating moments with a little “something sweet.” Made it through a hard day? Obviously it’s time to grab a slice of key lime pie to make it all better. Had a great day? Clearly you have to stop and get apple cider donuts at your local Trader Joe’s to keep the…
Food & Drink
|Nov 1, 2024
While more people in the United States are going vegan, the dietary change is still a big choice for almost everyone, mostly because you still have a plethora of things to consider. Are you truly ready to let go of your favorite meat-filled meals? Are you ready for the flood of potential ignorant questions family…
Arts & Entertainment
|Oct 24, 2024
That Halloween events to check out in Brooklyn—for both weekends.
Arts & Entertainment
|Sep 20, 2024
Don your finest lederhosen, count down ‘eins, zwei, getrunken’ and enjoy.
Food & Drink
|Sep 6, 2024
Our favorite discounted drink deals at a few of our favorite watering holes in the borough.
Food & Drink
|Sep 3, 2024
Meet the ambitious new generation bakers in town ready to feed you a steady stream of sweet and savory goodness.
Food & Drink
|Aug 27, 2024
These are the best slice shops, excluding the spots the only sell pies, no matter how good.
Food & Drink
|Jul 30, 2024
Sip on a cold one while watching Simone Biles and the rest of the U.S. Olympic team show off their best in Paris.
Food & Drink
|May 6, 2024
As the weather (eventually, reliably) heats up, cool off on a breezy rooftop with a fresh beverage and a view.
Community & Commerce
|Apr 18, 2024
RSD may be a bit of a gimmick at this point, but these shops are worth checking out year-round.
Food & Drink
|Jan 1, 2024
Congratulations, you made it through the holidays. Now get back to work.
Arts & Entertainment
|Dec 18, 2023
A round up of our favorite sounds and vibes from a year with no shortage of either.
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