The Brooklyn Nets defeated their cross river rivals the NY Knicks Monday night in overtime 96-89 at the Barclays Center.
Brooklyn watched and tweeted. Oh and the NBA treated us to a bizarro world Spike Lee joint as well.
(Photo: JShaltz)
The Brooklyn Nets defeated their cross river rivals the NY Knicks Monday night in overtime 96-89 at the Barclays Center.
Brooklyn watched and tweeted. Oh and the NBA treated us to a bizarro world Spike Lee joint as well.
(Photo: JShaltz)
The recently re-invented Lola BKLYN in Fort Greene (387 Myrtle Avenue) contributes the latest cocktail recipe to the Brooklyn Bugle archives. Bartender Nicole gives us the step by step in our how-to video (after the jump).
Mixologists in the know will pick up that this is a riff on the Kentucky Sidecar with a much sweeter result because of it includes St. Germain Elderflower liqueur.
2 Ounces of Bourbon (we used Jim Beam Honey or you could use Bulleit Bourbon)
3/4 ounce of Lemon juice
1/2 ounce of St. Germain.Pour all ingredients into shaker, top with ice and give a good long shake.
strain, serving up into prepared glass.
Folks, say what you will about the hipster scene in Williamsburg but you gotta give credit where credit is due – those beard sportin’ skinny jeans wearin’ cats sure do make a nice cocktail.
MyMoon Restaurant [184 N 10th Street] will be rolling out their Apple Pie Martini just in time for Thanksgiving. To kick things off, the cocktail will be served up for only $5 bucks between 5-7 pm on Wednesday (11/21).
And for you more DIY types, they’ve been kind enough to share the recipe with us from mixologist Jared DeLine:
1/2 oz of simple syrup
1/4 oz of lemon juice
1 1/2 oz apple cider
1 oz vanilla vodka
1/2 oz Makers Mark bourbon
3/4 oz Snap Organic Liqueur 750ML
Shake, strain into martini glass; serve with cinnamon stick and candied ginger
MyMoon’s kitchen is open Sunday – Thursday 5-11 pm, and Friday & Saturday 5 pm – midnight. Their bar hours are Sunday – Thursday 5 pm – midnight, and Friday & Saturday 5 pm – 1 am.
Vampire Weekend (one member of the band Rostam Batmanglij lives in the nabe), Real Estate, Dirty Projectors and the Walkmen played a benefit show today at St. Ann’s the Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn Heights for Sandy Relief. The show was put together by the OccupySandy organization.
The Brooklyn Bugle’s Tale of the Tweets after the jump.
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(Headline Photo via @heymicky via Tumblr)
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51953
Karl Junkersfeld looks at the North Heights/DUMBO dining scene in his latest video – which also focuses on a recent fundraising event at his favorite haunt Noodle Pudding. Watch it after the jump.
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51951
An official realtor website from developer Fortis Property Group has popped up for Brooklyn Heights’ condo project 30 Henry Street, deemed “The Heights,” at the former site of The Brooklyn Eagle. A new rendering of the exterior has also been made public, Brownstoner shares.
The Real Deal offers the goodies on what it terms “a new boutique Brooklyn Heights condo,” saying that it will hit the market in earnest “in the next few months.” The development features five large full-floor units asking between $3.39 million for a 2,418sf first-floor unit with three bedrooms to $4.95 million for a 2,861sf fifth-floor pad with additional exterior space. Construction on the BKSK Architects-designed building, which will have keyed elevator access to all apartments, is slated to be completed by the late summer.
Fortis President Joel Kestenbaum notes, “There’s a great shortage of supply in Brooklyn Heights and demand for big apartments is very strong.” Fortis purchased the development site for $3.5 million in April. The design of the prospective building was criticized earlier this year by community organizations that deemed it too tame. At the time, BHA Executive Director Judy Stanton told the Wall Street Journal, “If there was ever a site that cries out for something quite special and a district that deserves something quite special,” this would be it.
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51943
The seemingly ever ongoing film shoot for “Delivery Man,” which all but hijacked Brooklyn Heights in mid-October, returned to the neighborhood Friday for a less invasive shoot at the top of Remsen Street between Clinton and Court streets through the early afternoon into the post-midnight hours.
During the week of October 22, the 533 Kids Productions shoot overtook the Promenade, Montague Terrace, Pierrepont Place, Pierrepont Street, Remsen Street, and Orange, Cranberry, Clark and Henry streets.
Due in 2013 and starring Vince Vaughn, Ben Bailey, Cobie Smulders, Britt Robertson and Chris Pratt, the flick centers on a man whose life is turned upside down when he learns he’s fathered 533 children as a sperm donor and has to decide if he wants to meet up with his spawn.
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51938
Chipotle is preparing to open its Cobble Hill location at 140 Court Street. Brownstoner reports that the inside appears mostly complete, and the menu is up on the wall. The space between Pacific and Atlantic used to house pet shop Beastly Bite.
Source: Cobble Hill Blog
http://cobblehillblog.com/archives/8023
As BHB reported November 9, Red Hook’s Fairway Market suffered major damage from Hurricane Sandy. with the 52,000sf waterfront grocery at the base of Van Brunt taking on 5 feet of water and closed “indefinitely” as rebuilding ensues. Red Hook store General Manager Andy Zuleta has posted a video showing the destruction, cleanup efforts and his optimism for a bigger, badder locale in the near future. See it here, posted on November 13.
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51906
Two adjacent commercial properties at 76-80 Court Street in Brooklyn Heights have sold for $15,250,000, reports Massey Knakal, which brokered the sale. According to Brownstoner, the buyer and future plans weren’t disclosed.
The building at the southwest corner of Livingston Street, 76 Court, comprises one ground floor commercial unit and office space above. Next door, 80 Court Street also offers a commercial unit on the ground floor with four residential apartments above. The deal worked out to approximately $600 per square foot, the firm said. (Photo: Brownstoner)
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/51899