Food & Drink
(Photo by Alexander Gonzales/BKLYNER)Passionate Francophiles shouldn’t settle for Parisian-style bistros serving classic French fare. The growing numbers of French ex-pats in Brooklyn have made sampling France’s diverse regional cuisine more viable. But for Dine In Brooklyn’s Restaurant Week (March 20–30) [/brooklyns-best-bites-budget-dine-brooklyn-back/], four of the
Amarachi Prime
If you’ve had a craving for Ethiopian or Senegalese food that last month’s Dance Africa Bazaar didn’t fill, then you’re in luck because the third annual New York African Restaurant Week [http://www.nyarw.com] (NYARW) is here! Running for two weeks starting from this past
33 lafayette avenue
33 Lafayette Avenue, which has been empty since the closure of Dare Books [http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/32/6/32_6_mm_dare_books.html], may not be vacant for much longer. Work permits were filed with the Department of Buildings on November 21 to install a kitchen and
La Caye
Rafael Nieves and Alfred Tom are owners of the Heights Salon of Brooklyn and official hairdressers for the Brooklynettes, the dance team for the Brooklyn Nets. (Photo by Emily Field)Neighborly Neighbors [http://www.thenabe.me/blog/tag/neighborly-neighbors/] is a series of posts in which we stop random people,