Milk & Honey Cafe
Since opening on the corner of Newkirk Avenue and Westminster Road last summer [/blog/business/milk-honey-is-open], Milk & Honey [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Milk-Honey-Cafe-LLC/131322883735888] has become a welcome addition to a part of the neighborhood in need of more places people can meet with friends and sit down
Brooklyn Commune
What’s your favorite thing to eat at Brooklyn Commune [http://www.brooklyncommune.com] (601 Greenwood Avenue on the corner of Prospect Avenue)? If you haven’t tried their pumped-up BLT [http://www.bkmag.com/2013/10/01/the-20-best-sandwiches-in-20-brooklyn-neighborhoods/12/] yet, consider doing so. The sourdough-surrounded sandwich ($8.50) was
Salud
Looking for something with some nutritional value to eat, Salud [http://www.saludnyc.com/] (1308 Ave H, between Argyle and Rugby) seemed like a sensible lunch choice. Though their Quinoa Veggie Burger and Hummus and Tomato Wrap were tempting, the promise of homemade seitan in their Seitan Sandwich seemed like
1520 sheepshead bay rd
After approximately five months in business, Randazzo’s Sandwich Spot at 1520 Sheepshead Bay Road [/ran/] closed its doors following electrical wiring problems that carried a hefty price tag. The business first closed temporarily more than two weeks ago, when a worker smelled smoke and found it coming from behind
1520 sheepshead bay rd
THE BITE [/tag/the-bite/]: As a father, one of the things I wasn’t prepared for was the pride I would feel in my children’s success. It’s a feeling only a parent can explain, as I sure as hell dismissed it before I had kids. Paulie Randazzo of
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THE BITE [/tag/the-bite/]: Four years ago, the last time the Patriots were foolish enough to engage the Giants in a Super Bowl, I was asked by Rachel Wharton of the Daily News to recommend a place for sandwiches for the big game. Of course, I recomended Jimmy’s. Here’
Butchers
Store-roasted roast beef, provolone, and roasted peppersWelcome back to The Bite [/tag/the-bite/], Sheepshead Bites’ weekly column where we explore the foodstuffs of Sheepshead Bay. Each week we check out a different offering from one of the many restaurants, delis, food carts, bakeries, butchers, fish mongers, or grocers in our