The inventive menu ties together her Korean heritage with years of French training and love for American food culture. 170 Montrose Avenue, near Graham Avenueįlatiron: Fine dining pastry star Eunji Lee - an alum of the Michelin-starred Jungsik in Tribeca and Alain Ducasse’s Le Meurice in Paris - has branched out with her own dessert shop this week dubbed Lysée. Additionally, the team has collaborated with nearby restaurant Win Son to create a caramelized soy sauce ice cream and pineapple cakes. Inside Lisa Cheng Smith and Lillian Lin’s grocery features a whole wall of several chile crisps, pickled mustard greens, hard-to-find dried golden diamond pineapple, fermented black beans, and popcorn chicken powder.
825 Surf Avenue, near Shell RoadĮast Williamsburg: Grub Street has the scoop on Yun Hai, an online pantry shop focused on Taiwanese goods that just launched a physical location earlier this month. Coney Waffle serves up frosty decadence like strawberry donut ice cream and cookie dough ice cream cake. 321 Starr Street, at Cypress AvenueĬoney Island: A New Jersey ice cream shop has landed in its namesake Coney Island, and in a spot that couldn’t be more iconic: right across the street from the Cyclone on the Surf Avenue strip. Snack on shrimp cocktail and smoked fish dip, or split a broccoli rabe hero, and a chicken pizza sandwich. Drinks range from shot-and-a-beer brews like Tecate or Coors Banquet to cocktails with guava, watermelon, or grapefruit juice.
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Look for leather stools, aquamarine tiles, and flamingo accents inside, while accordion windows look out to a 5,000-square-foot wraparound rooftop bar. 558 Halsey Street, near Stuyvesant Avenueīushwick: Staycationers may want to explore Vacations Bar which opened earlier this month, channeling tropical locales from the folks behind Midnights, Dolly’s Swing & Dive, Claudias & The Ditty. Beyond the regular espresso drinks, there’s tea, pickle platters, overnight oats, and sandwiches. 375 Tompkins Avenue, at Putnam Avenueīed-Stuy: Owner Sarah Abramjuk tells Eater that her cafe Rita & Maria is now open. 25-30 Broadway, between 29th and Crescent streetsīed-Stuy: Longtime neighborhood coffee shop Brown Butter, has expanded with its Brown Butter Creamery gelato shop, according to its Instagram. Round that out with loaded chili cheese tater tots and ice cream sundaes dripping with chocolate sauce. If there’s an opening in your neighborhood that we’ve missed, let us know at experts consider dining out to be a high-risk activity for the unvaccinated it may pose a risk for the vaccinated, especially in areas with substantial COVID transmission.Īstoria: A syringe of their secret sauce gets smashed into the bun and injected into the burger at Astoria newcomer and comfort food haven, Junkie Burger. Here’s a roundup of the restaurants and bars that opened in June. Since March 16, 2020, when the state first temporarily closed indoor dining, hundreds of new restaurants have opened, including Lebanese spot Nabila’s, the Chinese-influenced Ye’s Apothecary bar, and Roberta’s Montauk. More than two years into the coronavirus pandemic, restaurants across the city continue to open their doors, sometimes because their concepts could be adapted to the new normal, but more often because their owners saw no other choice but to forge ahead.
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