This Father's Day, get dad what he really wants: a few brewskies or "Sweet Poppa" cocktails (with rye whisky, blended scotch, maple syrup, and citrus juice) and free chicken & waffles.
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- 11:00AM on 06/14/2013
This Father's Day, get dad what he really wants: a few brewskies or "Sweet Poppa" cocktails (with rye whisky, blended scotch, maple syrup, and citrus juice) and free chicken & waffles.
Smoked Pork Hash & Poached Egg ($11, pictured), made with house-cured pork with a flavor-packed Carolina-style rub, served with a cherry tomato salad and scallions. Add a personal French Press brought to your table, and you've died and gone to brunch heaven.
A loyal Paper&String reader shares their favorite discovery in Brooklyn: Diner. "I had the fried-chicken sandwich (buttermilk fried chicken on housemade focaccia with jalapeno mayonnaise, pickled onions and eggs). There’s some greenery on there as well, depending what’s in season, say watercress or frisee. Everything was harmonious. It was nothing, but it was everything. It was simplicity itself, and simplicity is not easy, you know." says Alain Ducasse.
These 90-minute Bikram yoga classes at this Williamsburg studio are worth it for the surge of energy post-class, not to mention the 100s of calories obliterated (check your towel). Classes at this yoga studio are $20, and $10 for the early bird 7am weekday classes (cash only!). Student discounts are available. [schedule]
Catbird in Williamsburg is always chock full of unusual jewelry and clever gifts for the home. Add this refillable perfume dispenser ($48, available here) to Catbird's list of winning products. It is slim enough to drop into an evening bag, and it has a roll-on dispenser, which keeps your perfume on you rather than your surroundings.
Cornrbead, Chorizo Caramel, Blueberry Buttermilk--these are just a few of the flavors Chef Sam Mason, former wd-50 pastry chef, has come up with to serve at the brand spanking new Williamsburg ice cream parlor, OddFellows.
If you're looking for a low-budget Halloween getup, head to the Burg's Beacon’s Closet. You'll find dozens of racks packed with both vintage and modern clothing. And, for extra savings, sell your old costume for store credit (or cash) and get some extra accessories to really bring your costume to life.
Want to feel great about your cost of living relative to all those schmos in Manhattan? Ms. Paper is here to help: the going rate for Williamsburg pumpkins at Khim's is $0.69 per pound; Ms. Papers best Manhattan purveyors start at $0.75. Stay tuned for the Christmas tree report!
1,700 artists will open their studio doors this weekend in Brooklyn, and here's hoping lots of art lovers come flooding in.
No matter how large your art appetite, you cannot see them all, so create your target list by neighborhood, medium or other categories with this helpful tool on the Go Brooklyn Art website. And you can use the organization's app to vote for your favorite artists; winners are featured at an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. Saturday & Sunday, 11a to 7p.
Every Bloody Mary should be garnished with a fat slab of house-cured bacon.
Sometimes the scariest part of your Halloween costume can be how much it costs. If you’re on a budget, Vice Versa is for you—not only are their prices reasonable, but you can make your costume out of pieces you might actually wear again. Think: cowboy boots, fur coats, military jackets, leather pants, and dresses from the 70’s.
Finally, a movie worth going out to see. The Master is Paul Thomas Anderson's rendition of the L. Ron Hubbard story, the founder of that super-scary pseudo-religion, Scientology. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams, The Master is already being tipped as genius filmmaking.
Hyperallergic is an art lovers blog that is just a tiny bit irreverent about art. Hyperallergic has a particularly helpful feature, Art Rx, that will help you navigate all the art world goings-on in New York City. This weekend, for example, Art RX recommends taking the ferry to the Governors Island Art Fair. See you there.