A neighborhood gem in Prospect Heights, Citrico, offers Mexican staples with a friendly touch that makes it a no brainer if you live nearby. With extensive offerings for vegan and vegetarian diners, the cozy ambiance of Citrico extends from the pages of the menu to the unassuming service provided by the waitstaff. We started our meal with a cod-based ceviche, […]

It seems like hip restaurants come and go in Williamsburg, and the ones with staying power continuously seem to have a loyal fan base. De Mole is one of those places. This is the restaurant’s second location, the first being in Woodside, Queens, so their success speaks for itself. The newest iteration of this mole-focused concept sits on the quiet, […]

You’d have to live under a rock not to recognize that the Bed Stuy section of Brooklyn is taking off as an “it” neighborhood to live and play. Alice’s Arbor, a five-year veteran of the hood, was an early adopter of the desirability of this neighborhood, and has maintained its presence by producing solid food in an attractive space. Refurbished […]

Thrillist, the website known for drawing crowds of bros and their pals to partake in all kinds of citywide antics, was at it again last Saturday (remember this summer’s Best Day of Your Life?). All afternoon, the New York blog showcased the best dishes from its favorite restaurants of 2014, alongside a slew of swanky beverages courtesy of Grey Goose. […]

Food lovers of Brooklyn made a break from their usual brunch routines to gather at East River State park for Taste Williamsburg Greenpoint on Sunday. For under $30 ($30 at the door), those attending could sample four food- and two drink-tastings from neighborhood eateries the likes of Reynard, The Brooklyn Star and Maison Premiere – all against a crystal clear […]