Food & Drink
(Photo: Alex Ellefson / Sheepshead Bites)Let the pizza wars begin! Sheepshead Bay has some well-established, and beloved pizza joints, as well as a few upstarts eager to make a name for themselves. We’ve rounded up some of the best in the neighborhood and would like to hear from the
Food & Drink
Anthony’s Place, located at 2110 Avenue X. (Photo: Alex Ellefson / Sheepshead Bites)For more than two decades, neighbors have scarfed down pasta, shared pizza, toasted wine, and broke bread at Anthony’s Place [http://www.yelp.com/biz/anthonys-place-brooklyn], the family-owned Italian eatery on Avenue X, near East 21st
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La Trattoria, a staple of Italian dining on Avenue U, has served its last meal after more than a quarter of a century in business. A “For Rent” sign appeared in the restaurant’s 2811 Avenue U window earlier this month, as seen in the above photo by tipster Bruce
a taste of sheeshead bay
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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THE BITE [/tag/the-bite/]: Born out of last week’s heat and chef/owner Anthony Sette’s fertile mind, Anthony’s Place [/anthonys-place-the-bob-salad-the-bite/] (2110 Avenue X) has come up with a new dessert that screws with the rules – chocolate ravioli ($7), which just happened to debut the same day as
A Taste of Sheepshead Bay
City Councilmembers Lew Fidler and Mike Nelson, and Borough President Marty Markowitz with Sheepshead Bites founder Ned Berke. (Photo by Randy Contello)If you missed A Taste of Sheepshead Bay on Thursday night, you missed history being made. > Whereas, Brooklyn is most justifiably lauded for the rich array of
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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’ll 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,