Bushwick
Thanksgiving can be stressful. Cooking in a too-small kitchen, worrying if the turkey will dry out, running out of wine, cleaning up after too many people. Luckily, this is Brooklyn, and all of that is optional. These 10 places are all serving Thanksgiving dinner this year — sans doing dishes. Meadowsweet
Carroll Gardens
CARROLL GARDENS – It’s almost time again for New York City Restaurant Week [https://www.nycgo.com/restaurant-week], with reservations officially open on Tuesday, July 9. The event, actually several weeks long, takes place from July 22nd to August 16th and features restaurants from all over the city. One of
Central Brooklyn
The Winter 2019 edition of NYC Restaurant Week [https://www.nycgo.com/restaurant-week] kicked off on Monday, January 21 with nearly 400 restaurants across the city offering special prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus. Participating eateries are featuring $26 two-course lunch menus and $42 three-course dinner menus until Friday, February 8.
Central Brooklyn
It’s #NationalWaffleDay! On August 24, 1869, a man named Cornelius Swartwout [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Swartwout]received the first U.S. patent for the waffle iron (though it really was just an improvement on existing designs that go back centuries). Want more history of waffles? Mental Floss
News
Via NYPD[Updated: Wednesday, June 28, 2017, 3:25pm] Police have released a photo (above) of the actual tattoo located on the right hip of the unidentified female victim. The NYPD has released an image of a tattoo found on the woman’s body they discovered [/womans-body-found-floating-gowanus-bay/] in the waters
Food & Drink
Halo Halo, a traditional Filipino dessert of red beans, jackfruit, Ube ice cream (made out of purple yam), and Nata de coco at f.o.b.. (Photo via eatingwithziggy / instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/BNnGJ5rBO7t/?taken-at=660050157480185&hl=en])The holidays are fast approaching. December can be stressful