This citrusy, heady drink is warmth and palm-tree romance in a glass, not to mention a little lime slice of Cuban history.
At first glance, The Long Island Bar looks almost as it did when the lights first went on for the original patrons back in 1951, and it should.
Passage de la Fleur is a 280-square-foot wine shop in Prospect Heights whose elbow-crook-shaped shelf space is entirely dedicated to (mostly French) natural wines.
Bellocq isn’t a salon meant for drinking tea and nibbling scones, but instead blends, packages and sells whole-leaf organic tea and tisanes, both inspired by and sourced on the owners’ travels to faraway continents.
As the Greenpoint based tea atelier shows us, the beauty of tea-spiked cocktails is they are as versatile as their ingredients when it comes to melding with the seasons.
A hop, skip and a jump from Brooklyn, Lakruwana Wijesinghe and his wife, Jayantha, run one of city’s best Southeast Asian restaurants.
Thanks to a happy accident of the neighborhood kind, the Daily Show editor-turned-distiller found he has much passion for grapes as he does for grains and other spirit sources.
Stop at your favorite watering hole for a drink and it can be difficult to choose among all the New York bottles suddenly crowding the bar.
Brooklyn Brew Shop’s new book implores, shows and whets the appetite not just for home brewing, but using the results of your tinkerings in craft beer culinary endeavors that totally kick ass.
Author Liz Clayton shares her favorite New York cafes, which cities she thinks have up-and-coming coffee scenes and how she thinks New York’s coffee culture has shifted over the last decade.
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