By Meryl Meisler

Bushwick has its own

has taken over a new vacant lot at Stockton Street and has been converting it into a little urban farming paradise

Oriana from a blog

“I’m going to a farm,” I announced on a sweet afternoon in my humble Bushwick dwelling. I have to say that my roommate, as well as myself were surprised by the sound of these words, because let’s face it, you can say many things about Bushwick (like that it’s lovable, enjoyable, inspiring), but certainly it’s […]

[singlepic id=726 w=640 h=427 float=center] [nggallery id=61] Last year Scott McGibney, the owner of The Wycoff Starr Cafe and Anna D’Agrosa decided to open a cozy cafe/restaurant at the corner of Irving and Jefferson. Cafe Ghia has an inventive menu dedicated to locally produced and sustainable sources, with a range of choices for both vegans and steak lovers. We should […]

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