In its 175 years in Carroll Gardens, the stained glass of St. Paul’s has seen many things. Now, it has also seen a pie contest.
Born and raised in Bensonhurst, my South Brooklyn stomping grounds also included Dyker Heights, Bay Ridge and beyond. Food was a huge part of our community.
Owner Kyriaki Vitale made the announcement on the eatery’s Facebook page that it will be closing after over eight years.
Farmer Jeremy Brown calls cows the queens of the barn at Twin Birch Dairy, where he cares for 3,200 — especially the pink-nosed ones.
Excitement was in the air Thursday morning, April 17 as students faced off to be crowned “Battle of the Basket Champion”
Tripoli has been a staple in the neighborhood for more than five decades and recently celebrated being listed as a historic business.
The uncertainty is arriving in a time of relative growth for syrup producers in the U.S. as well as Canada.
Hundreds of people lined up Friday morning at three sites in New York City, some arriving more than an hour early.
Radio Bakery, a viral sensation on 135 India St. in Greenpoint, expanded to Prospect Heights on Friday, March 3.
Brooklyn SeltzerFest 2025 brought the fun, excitement and history of fizzy drinks to Industry City on Sunday, March 16.
After 31 years, Michael’s Pastry Shop, 2923 Ave R., will be shutting its doors by the end of the month, the owners announced on Instagram.
Brooklyn Seltzer Museum hosted the first ever SeltzerFest on Sunday, March 16 — the same weekend as National Egg Cream Day, March 15.
The building has been listed for sale on Zillow. However, manager Steve Gannon said any potential purchase won’t affect the restaurant.
For the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and its periodic Brooklyn Made gathering, this was a piece of cake — actually, a serving of sushi.