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It’s a Saturday or Sunday, and you wake up magically devoid of a hangover, having done all your laundry, grocery shopping, and other boring adult things for the week. (Ok, so the beginning of this article is hypothetical. But the rest isn’t!) Suddenly instilled with a desire to discover the best that Williamsburg has to offer, you decide to make a day – and night – of it.
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Food & Drink
The party at 44 Berry St. is open to the public and needs no RSVP. The new happy hour adds a $7 burnt end taco and $8 cocktails at the bar.
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In December 2022, Dr. Amr Elbegrmi, the owner and director of Standard Physical Therapy, set up his practice...
In running her first restaurant, Annie Howard Shaner says that it felt important to have a kitchen that...
“We wanted to open Vacations to be able to give everyone the chance to escape the ever- present...
Christian Caiazzo's first New York solo show is happening at 56 Bogart on Friday.
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