More and more city restaurants are substituting the Long Island cheese pumpkin for the ubiquitous butternut and acorn squashes.
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Plus: A wine and cheese class for those not watching the Super Bowl.
Ask any local cider aficionado what they drink, and chances are they’ll point you toward Eve’s Cidery.
Though it’s common to rely on locally sourced maple, eggs and honey through the colder months, there are plenty of other lively components available.
The author tells us what dish is “deeply savory and so satisfying.”
Our annual drinks edition will hit stands at the beginning of next month. Help us choose a cover.
Plus: Try the best of Brooklyn’s food and beer at Industry City.
Although it feels like a cocktail bar and behaves perfectly like one, the food really is a solid reason to come spend time here.
They serve a dry-aged burger on Texas toast with onions, shishito peppers, provolone and a special harissa mayo.
Whether you’re watching the game or not.
Whether you want to head uptown for long leisurely, or need a place that welcomes freelancers seeking strong coffee, Inwood has a breakfast spot for you.
