| Quote of the Day |
| The Neelys tell us why they opened a restaurant so far east. |  |
| Openings |
| SoCo is headed to Clinton Hill. |  |
| Community Boards |
| The artist tells CB2 that "bars and restaurants saved our neighborhood." |  |
| Beer Me |
| The restaurant has shifted gears and is now brewing beers. |  |
| Brunch |
| It's part of the Escape to New York music festival. |  |
| Openings |
| The chain will bring its trademarked Steakburgers to the city for the first time. |  |
| Restaurant Weak |
| Plus, Steve Cuozzo makes a list of "intolerable" restaurants. |  |
| The Other Critics |
| Plus: 'The New Yorker' discovers Roberta's, and more. |
| Truckin' |
| And Queens. |  |
| Mediavore |
| Plus: free-Slurpee fail in Inwood, disturbing commercials feature PMS, man boobs, and more, in our morning news roundup. |
| Neighborhood Watch |
| Plus: a meat class with Pat LaFrieda, Bark Hot Dog's bottled iced coffee, and more neighborhood news. |
| Other Magazines |
| The June issue of 'Bon App' sold some copies. |  |
| Elsewhere |
| Jonathon Sawyer found inspiration in New York's revered noodle houses, but also in the words of a talking cat. |  |
| Quote of the Day |
| Being a background extra in a movie's restaurant scene sounds fun. |  |
| Openings |
| Zak Pelaccio's popular Brooklyn barbecue spot will open a Manhattan location this fall. |  |
| Openings |
| A man with a cart on the boardwalk is selling roasted cauliflower pâté, on a sandwich. |  |
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