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Sheepshead Artist Might Immortalize You On The Train

This is the photo a subway artist drew of me. I’m jacked.One time I was riding on the R-line when I noticed a young college-aged artist intensely looking at me while scribbling away on a notepad. At first I was a bit startled by the potentially crazy behavior

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Varenichnaya: Vareniki With Cherry – The Bite

Photo by Ned BerkeTHE BITE [/tag/the-bite/]: Some form of dumplings are available in just about every eastern culture, and dumplings have even made their way into central European cuisine. It’s widely held in the food community that the “dumpling” is an invention of the Chinese and has spread

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At Cafe Kiev, Times Discovers Gravesend's Ukrainians Are Not Savages

Source: NYTimes.comWell, lookey here. The New York Times has discovered Gravesend. Yeah, you know, “Gravesend, Brooklyn, near Bensonhurst.” And wonders of wonders, Gravesend has “a family-run cafe” called the Cafe Kiev (1739 West 7th Street). “It’s a refreshing contrast to the borough’s many banquet facilities and dingy

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Cafe Glechik of Sheepshead Bay: Coming Soon

At the end of the month, Cafe Glechik of Sheepshead Bay will be opening its doors to the public. The 1655 Sheepshead Bay Road location is the first expansion to the Brighton Beach Ukrainian restaurant, and is going to be much larger, spiffier, and boozier, according to a Grub Street