This week, drink rosé on a rooftop, go see some cheese art, check out our favorite recent Prospect Heights opening and more.
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For $35, you get about 3½ pounds of corn, potatoes, and crawfish.
Start the day with coffee, end it with drinks and dancing—all without swiping your Metrocard.
Hundreds of readers joined us at Brooklyn Uncorked to taste wines hailing from the Finger Lakes and Long Island to right here in Brooklyn.
A co-founder of Brooklyn Grange shares how they’ve sustained a rooftop farm in one of the world’s most expensive real estate markets.
This week, we’re hanging with José Andrés at Food Loves Tech, celebrating the return of seasonal farmers markets, going to a pop-up dinner in Prospect Park and more.
The Gowanus-based operation is the borough’s latest brewery to package its booze, and one of the beers is a collaboration with Brooklyn band favorite the National.
Okonomi will upend your preconceived notions of New York Japanese restaurants.
Brooklyn Eats costs $10 to register for the public and it’s free to those in the food or hospitality business.
If you’ve been meaning to fly with the green fairy, this local upstart is a great place to begin.
Eat Retreat is a collaborative environment where food and drink lovers cross-pollinate.
In addition to having the most community gardens, East New York also has the fewest grocery stores per resident.
