Food & Drink Lunch Beat: Scrumptious Generational Synchronicity At Baba’s Pierogies Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope StoopLet’s talk about New York food taxonomy. Specifically, we need to spend a moment classifying the most discussed and debated foods in the city. Pizza? Yup. Bagels? Absolutely. Pierogies? ___________ They complete the trilogy. Or at least they should. Pierogies are the perfect New
295 3rd Avenue What To Expect From The New Baba’s Pierogies, Opening On 3rd Avenue On Saturday Robert Gardner and Helena FabiankovicPerhaps the most important thing to know about the new pierogi restaurant opening this Saturday in Gowanus is that, unlike some of the new, former warehouse spots in the area, it’s not enormous, and it probably won’t be able to accommodate your giant roaming
295 3rd Avenue Baba’s Pierogies Coming Soon To 3rd Avenue If you’re a fan of the wonderful Eastern European dumplings know as pierogies, you’re going to be excited about a new restaurant coming to 295 3rd Avenue, between 1st and Carroll Streets. The awning for Baba’s Pierogies went up recently above the storefront, which has been vacant
