It’s not often a class project turns into a global company and nonprofit. But for…
Travel
When Brooklyn based filmmaker Erik Shirai went to Japan to shoot an episode on Buddhist…
What do Brooklyn and Sweden have in common? One lucky singer-songwriter will find out in Brooklyn Brewery’s Sweden Song Contest going on now.
Why drive upstate to pitch a tent when the Queens County Farm BBQ and Campout is just a subway ride away?
In our current issue, Jessica Applestone shares the story of how she and her husband fell in love with Montréal, that great city known for bagels, poutine, smoked meat sandwiches and the glorious nose-to-tail pork mecca Au Pied de Cochon. Read the story for her in-depth recommendations for the perfect Montréal weekend, packed with as many edible delights as one could possibly consume in 2.5 days.
A bit of her time in Southeast Asia shines through in her new restaurant.
“When did pastrami qualify as a exotic, international cuisine?” jokes The Post in today’s paper, reacting to the news that Anthony Bourdain’s last episode of No Reservations was filmed in Brooklyn.
