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THE BITE: [/tag/the-bite/]Most people know by now that Anatolian Gyro has moved off of Sheepshead Bay Road [/anatolian-gyro-moves-sheepshead-bay-road-new-location-now-open/], around the corner to East 16th Street. What many might not realize is that they’ve also added a few new items to the menu. Among them? The octopus salad
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Sheepshead Bay Road-staple Anatolian Gyro has moved off the main thoroughfare to a brand new storefront around the corner, and is now serving its yummy Turkish treats at the new location. We announced the move was forthcoming [/anatolian-gyro-to-move-off-sheepshead-bay-road-as-landlord-embarks-on-third-renovation/] back in October, with a planned opening date in January. As usual,
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The Enterprize Gift & Jewelry store has moved from its 1601 Sheepshead Bay Road location across the street to 1616 Sheepshead Bay Road, co-locating with a new salon named Deniz Hair Salon. That storefront was previously occupied by J’Adore Paris, which closed in December [/jadore-paris-of-sheepshead-bay-road-closes-its-doors/]. It’s the latest
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Anatolian Gyro will move off of Sheepshead Bay Road, around the corner to 2623 East 16th Street, as their landlord ramps up for their third major storefront renovation project in the Sheepshead Bay Road area. The restaurant has occupied 1605 Sheepshead Bay Road since 1994, becoming one of the earliest
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The grilled whole salmon from the newly-reborn Amberjack V Mediterranean restaurant.Amberjack VThe Amberjack V (Emmons Avenue, Pier 10), a long-time staple of Sheepshead Bay’s harbor cruise fleet, was reborn when it reopened on Friday as a Mediterranean restaurant operated by the same folks behind Anatolian Gyro (1605 Sheepshead
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Arbuz owners and staff cleaning off the furniture just days after the storm.THE BITE [/tag/the-bite/]: The Bite’s been laying low as Sheepshead Bay struggles to recover from Hurricane Sandy. With so many still without power or heat, it seems a bit insensitive to write about a newly
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Welcome back to The Bite [/tag/the-bite/], Sheepshead Bites’ weekly column where we explore the foodstuffs of Sheepshead Bay. Each week we check out a different offering from one of the many restaurants, delis, food carts, bakeries, butchers, fish mongers, or grocers in our neighborhood. If it’s edible, we’
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(Image courtesy of Metromix)Before we get on to the reviews, we’d like to turn your attention to Metromix’s recently published profile [http://newyork.metromix.com/bars-and-clubs/essay_photo_gallery/bar-shots-sheepshead-bay/1315122/content] about Sheepshead Bay food and nightlife. We’re flattered for such an extensive profile, but