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DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN/FORT GREENE – Hill Country Hospitality [https://hillcountry.com/] announced last week a new concept for the Downtown Brooklyn space that previously housed Hill Country Barbecue Market. Hill Country Barbecue Market, Downtown Brooklyn via Google MapsHill Country Food Park, a 10,000-square-foot food venue, will open at 345 Adams
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Photo via Hey Hey Canteen [https://www.facebook.com/heyheycanteen/photos/pb.987125654716699.-2207520000.1465320943./987136394715625/?type=3&theater] New York is about to get busier than it usually is, and your calendar is filling up fast. Part of the reason for the whirlwind of December has to do
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Coconut Jam Whoopie Pies at Hey Hey Canteen. (Photo via Hey Hey Canteen [https://www.facebook.com/heyheycanteen/photos/a.992161977546400.1073741828.987125654716699/1005870652842199/?type=3&theater] )With almost 26 weeks of the year behind us already, it’s time to take stock of the new restaurants that have
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Hong Kong Fried Chicken Sandwich with Veggie Dumplings hiding in the back. (Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope Stoop)When owner Kay Ch’ien closed her Cantonese-style 2 Duck Goose [/blog/business/2-duck-goose-wont-be-it-for-time-being-plans-2016-re-opening/] last November, her goal was to “re-work the concept” of the restaurant. She spent early 2016 traveling
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Photo via Hey Hey Canteen [https://www.facebook.com/heyheycanteen/photos/pb.987125654716699.-2207520000.1465320943./987136394715625/?type=3&theater] Owner Kay Ch’ien will open Hey Hey Canteen [http://www.heyheycanteen.com/] (440 4th Avenue at 6th Street) after closing 2 Duck Goose [/blog/business/2-duck-goose-wont-be-it-for-time-being-plans-2016-re-opening/], her former Cantonese-inspired