Business
When restaurants were ordered to close in March, many had to find new and creative ways to stay afloat. Bars began bottling their signature cocktails, and many restaurants decided to start selling their extra stock. For several of these, a general store has proved an effective way to maintain the
Business
We, like you, are still trying to figure out how to navigate this new reality we’ve found ourselves in. There are a lot of uncertainties, but one thing we know for certain is that we love our local restaurants and we want to support them in any and all
Colonia Comeback
Photo courtesy of Colonia Verde by Phoebe Bradford, YC Media [https://www.facebook.com/coloniaverde?fref=ts].Just over three weeks after a grand reopening [/blog/2015/06/23/today-is-colonia-verdes-grand-reopening-come-welcome-them-back/] after a devastating fire [/blog/2015/02/09/fire-forces-colonia-verde-close-temporarily/], Colonia Verde [http://coloniaverdenyc.com/#/] (219 DeKalb Avenue between Adelphi and
Colonia Comeback
Photo via Colonia Verde [https://www.facebook.com/coloniaverde/photos_stream?tab=photos_stream].The countdown continues to Tuesday, June 23, which is when Colonia Verde returns to its 219 DeKalb Avenue space after a fire this past February [/blog/2015/02/09/fire-forces-colonia-verde-close-temporarily/] gutted the James Beard Award-nominated interior
Colonia Verde
Photo via Colonia Verde [https://www.facebook.com/coloniaverde/photos_stream?tab=photos_stream].Let’s hear it for Colonia Verde [http://www.coloniaverdenyc.com/]! We all know the popular Latin-American inspired restaurant at 219 DeKalb Avenue (between Clermont Avenue and Adelphi Street) offers rave-worthy [/blog/2014/09/18/new-local-restaurants-get-citywide-love/
apps
Late risers, overtime workers, and bar hoppers, rejoice! Now you can enjoy happy hour at any hour by downloading a simple, free app called Happy Any Hour [http://www.happyanyhour.com/]. As described on its website: > Happy Any Hour is a mobile app for people who like to do
Colonia Verde
We personally love the cuisine around Fort Greene and Clinton Hill [/blog/tag/bite-of-the-day/], and we’re no strangers to seeing neighborhood eateries written up in other Brooklyn publications. This week in particular, though, seems to be a big one for local (and relatively young!) restaurants getting their props in
Colonia Verde
Colonia Verde [http://coloniaverdenyc.com/#/] (219 Dekalb Avenue between Adelphi Street and Clermont Avenue) will be closed for the next several days, according to a note on the restaurant’s website. The eatery, which recently began holding weekly pig roasts [http://coloniaverdenyc.com/#/2014/08/pig-roast-sundays] in their backyard, never
cell phone fraud
Dan Treiber has run Dan’s Parents’ House, a booth at the Fort Greene Flea, for three years. (Photo by Antonia Massa)Neighborly Neighbors [http://www.thenabe.me/blog/tag/neighborly-neighbors/] is a series of posts in which we stop random people, ask them a few random questions, take their