cozbi: the sweetest things to measure...

cozbi’s a shop that i just cannot get out of my head.   every time i am roaming down court street, which is often now that in gowanus and i really just must get some sandwiches from frankies 457 even if it takes me 20 minutes each way, i have to pop in to see the most gorgeous creations that...

co.: when pizza is the least common deno...

given the extreme pickiness of one member of the family and our constant goal of trying, at least occasionally, to have satisfying meals that we are all happy with, pizza has become our easy food.  no matter where we go, usually it is decent (it is hard to make really really inedible pizza). usually...

tanoreen: great flavors can come in nond...

i admit it.  although i really love all asian and latin american goodies , i have never been a big middle eastern fan which i think is a little strange.  hummus is fine, and i can deal with a kebab here or there but i don’t usually pick felafel as my first choice.   after my visit to tanoreen...

the putting lot: the jersey shore but in...

located way out in the vast industrial wasteland that is still bushwick, a group has put together the putting lot, a really fun miniature golf course created by local artists using existing materials.  this urban sustainability concept has resulted in a 9-hole course with themes like the reservoir...

mini guide: bushwick, brooklyn...

although bushwich is incredibly industrial, there seem to be some side benefits of being accessible on the l train and located just far enough away from the williamsburg crazy development scene.  bushwick has what some say is an emerging art scene, and the blog devoted to life in bushwick seems...

locanda verde: an excellent start to the...

while not exactly shocking news, locanda verde is now my very top place for breakfast in new york. and i know that it may seem a bit tedious, as there have been quite a few reports about this very subject including this one by ed levine for the huffington post, but that doesn’t make it any less...

made by molly: a good thing it’s o...

available just around the corner from our house at the weekly  park slope farmers’ market, the dream coconut bar from made by molly is rather excellent.  with the lightest of graham cracker crusts, the bars have an ideal amount of toasted coconut with condensed milk and bits of milk chocolate...

celebrate brooklyn!: yet another reason ...

it’s not like we need a ton of reasons to visit beautiful prospect park, though sometimes we do take this olmsted amenity for granted.   in the summer time, celebrate brooklyn! puts together a fantastic roster of music and other events that attract crowds both at night and during the day. ...

mini guide: prospect park bandshell...

the northern edge of park slope, which is the edge closest to where celebrate brooklyn! is held at the bandshell, has not exactly been leading the way in style, and tends to make park slope feel and look as dowdy as it sometimes can seem (at least food and shopping wise).    the main drag of 7th...

annie’s blue ribbon general store:...

at annie’s blue ribbon general store in boerum hill, i have now found my source for whenever i need whatever random thing might come up.   open since the fall of 2007, this little shop set in a very cute building on state street really does have a little bit of everything combined with some...

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