Business
Dizzy’s on 5th, 230 5th Avenue at President Street (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)Popular diner and meeting spot Dizzy’s on 5th [http://dizzys.com] will be closing after service this Sunday, August 13. “Stop by and have a bite and say goodbye to a favorite spot…” Park
Events
Shout It To The Rooftops: Hamilton, A Sing Along happens tonight at The Old Stone House at 7pm. (Photo via Hamilton the Musical [https://www.facebook.com/HamiltonMusical/photos/pb.1077764972250379.-2207520000.1457314511./1260352080658333/?type=3&theater] )Are you ready for a wild selection of events this week? Choose
Amy Fusselman
Raya Brass Band plays Littlefield on Friday, November 13. (Photo via Raya Brass Band [https://www.facebook.com/rayabrassband/photos/a.10150666844304190.413143.48448539189/10153025637069190/?type=3&theater] )November is hopping! We have book interviews and launches, brass bands, some Sunday ethics, and more! Don’t miss some of
Dizzy's on 5th
The Morbid Anatomy Museum Flea Market will be at The Bell House on Sunday, October 18. (Photo courtesy of the Morbid Anatomy Museum)The Fall season is known for a lot of activity, and it’s certainly the case this weekend! If you’re hanging around the Slope this weekend
Benchmark
After you ring in 2015 on Wednesday night, you might wake up hungry to start the new year off right– or perhaps looking to soak up a bit of that excess champagne. And where better to do that than over brunch? Here are some local spots that are open this
dizzy's diner
If you’re looking for another spot to get a little work done in the neighborhood, the spacious back room in the Dizzy’s Diner [http://dizzys.com/] at 230 5th Avenue is now open on weekdays for the laptop crowd. Not only is there plenty of seating in the
anthony's
“Comfort food is traditionally eaten food which provides a nostalgic or sentimental feeling to the person eating it.” [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comfort_food] Comfort food holds personal meaning for all of us—whether we attach it to childhood memories of Mom’s chicken noodle soup, or high holidays