greek
Pitas & Sticks [http://pitasandsticks.com/], located in the former Atomic Wings space [/blog/business/atomic-wings-is-closed-pitas-and-sticks-to-replace-it-soon] at 321 9th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues), officially opened their doors to the public on September 5, and employees tell us that
9th Street
If you’ve had a hankering for some Greek cuisine, we bring good news from 9th Street. Pitas & Sticks [http://pitasandsticks.com] owner John Stamos tells us that the new restaurant, taking over the Atomic Wings space [/blog/business/atomic-wings-is-closed-pitas-and-sticks-to-replace-it-
2003 emmons ave
This is a paid announcement from Yiasou Estiatoria [http://yiasouonthebay.com/index.html] (2003 Emmons Avenue), Sheepshead Bay’s iconic Greek seafood escape. With the first anniversary of Sandy coming up, the celebrated Greek restaurant Yiasou Estiatorio in Sheepshead Bay wants to say “thank you” to the community that supported
Bark Hot Dogs
Eating upscale gourmet doesn’t have to break your wallet, thanks to the number of Park Slope restaurants offering quick-service, gourmet fast food from around the world. Whether searching through a hidden gem of a dumpling house, trendy grass-fed hot dog cafe, or authentic Jamaican pattie joint, we
food cart
There’s some new Greek food in town, South Slope. Run by the delightfully charismatic Sofia, the cart will be a permanent weekend presence on 5th Avenue and 14th Street. She was kind enough to let us sample some of her rice and chicken this past Saturday, and it was
greek
7th Avenue Greek restaurant Okeanos [http://www.okeanosnyc.com/] will debut their new look at dinner tonight, according to a sign posted in the window this morning. Given that the ambiance was already somewhere between “a nice atmosphere [http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/okeanos/]” (Menu Pages) and an “escape to
basil
What can I say about orzo? As with most pasta dishes, it’s something I reluctantly ate growing up, but often find myself craving today. As the days slowly get shorter and chilly weather begins to creep in, there’s really nothing like coming home to a hot bowl of
greek
When Kouros Bay Diner first opened up at 3861 Nostrand Avenue in November, I visited the restaurant with a group of friends. So excited were we by the food we saw arriving at the table, that we forgot to take out the cameras. So, off I went with another friend