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Bed Stuy

Brooklyn’s Seafood Boom: “The Crab Craze Has Moved Up Into New York”

Over the last year, the influence of Brooklyn’s seafood-heavy coastal neighborhoods has started spreading inward. We’ve reported the openings of new seafood boil, crab, and lobster spots, not in the typical Sheepshead Bay, Red Hook and beach neighborhoods, but instead in East Flatbush, Crown Heights, and Bed-Stuy. The

Amarachi Lounge

Amarachi, Rustik Tavern, And The Crabby Shack Join Lineup For Black-Owned Restaurant Month

Image via I Don’t Do Clubs [http://www.idontdoclubs.com/2015/08/11/black-owned-restaurant-month-nyc-participating-restaurants/] .Another Restaurant Week is here and this time it’s highlighting restaurants and bars owned by black Americans. [http://www.idontdoclubs.com/2015/08/11/black-owned-restaurant-month-nyc-participating-restaurants/] Organized by “I Don’t Do Clubs” — “an event

613 franklin avenue

Fort Greene Moms Open Crab Shack Of Their Own

Photo courtesy of The Crabby Shack.A year and a half ago, Fifi Bell Clanton and Gwendolyn Niles set out on a voyage, quitting their jobs in the entertainment and fashion industries and, in July, 2014, opening their own restaurant, The Crabby Shack [http://www.thecrabbyshack.com/], at 613 Franklin