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A Michelin-Starred Taiwanese Dim Sum Restaurant is Coming to Downtown Brooklyn
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The Best Bars with Backyards in Brooklyn Right Now
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Want to Buy This Building in Carroll Gardens? Keep The 97-Year-Old Italian Bakery Downstairs Alive.
Mazzola Bakery, known for its peppery, salami-and-provolone-packed lard breads (a personal favorite of a certain incredibly active BKMAG food critic), has hit the market for the first time in decades. But the current owners won’t let it go to just anyone. The Caravello family, who bought the building with a nearly century-old Italian bakery in Carroll Gardens directly from the…
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Where to Eat in Brooklyn This Week
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Behold, The Most Expensive Home Listing in Cobble Hill History
The next time you hit the Cobble Hill Trader Joe’s, make sure to build in a little detour to observe one of the city’s most elaborate—and expensive—magic tricks. On Clinton Street between Pacific and Amity, just around the corner from the grocer, lies a six-story mansion disguised as a four-floor brownstone that’s about to make history. 205 Clinton, an illusory…
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1 of 1 Sandwich is a New Star in Park Slope, Inspired by Hazy Late-Night Fridge Raids
1 of 1 Sandwich is located at 82 Fifth Avenue, between St. Marks Place and Warren Street, currently open Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and on Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. In 2023, Josh Appelbaum shut down Duck Season, his restaurant/catering/pop-up operation—and Smorgasburg favorite—focused on ridiculously rich duck dishes that just couldn’t survive a…
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What to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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New Yorkers are Getting an “Inflation Refund” Check in The Mail
Don’t skip that trip to the mailbox this week—there’s a solid chance you’ve got a few hundred dollars from the state waiting for you to turn the key. You read that right. It’s “inflation refund” season, thanks to Governor Kathy Hochul, whose administration began mailing out checks to more than 8 million eligible New Yorkers last week. The amounts aren’t…
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Stepping Into The Spinnaverse
If you live in Brooklyn, chances are good you’ve heard of DJ Spinna, who has been a musical force in New York going back to at least the mid-1990s. However, if you asked a randomly selected panel of five locals why they’d heard of DJ Spinna, you might just get five very different versions of his claim(s) to fame. The…
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How to Help Artists and Businesses Impacted by The Red Hook Warehouse Fire
Last week, a five-alarm fire swept through a warehouse complex along the Red Hook waterfront. The blaze at 481 Van Brunt Street, which started late the night of Wednesday, September 17, and continued to burn well through Thursday, September 18, severely damaged five buildings, housing dozens of galleries, shops, and studios for literally hundreds of artists and business owners who…
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