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New restaurant openings in Brooklyn this month range from the long-awaited return of Ugly Baby’s intoxicatingly spicy Th...
09/08/2026

New restaurant openings in Brooklyn this month range from the long-awaited return of Ugly Baby’s intoxicatingly spicy Thai food to Southern comfort fare from the owner of BABA, and a taqueria making its own blue corn and flour tortillas fresh daily.

Find the full list at the link in our bio.

Story by Jess Eng

From the duo behind eatgoodnyc bakery’s famous celebrity cupcakes and sneaker cookies, Bushwick cafe Saint Michel: Cafe ...
09/03/2026

From the duo behind eatgoodnyc bakery’s famous celebrity cupcakes and sneaker cookies, Bushwick cafe Saint Michel: Cafe & Art is a haven for (pop) culture, coffee, and art. Named after Basquiat, the coffee shop features a library of books on fashion and art that guests are free to browse as they sip their lattes and eat their lemon lavender mochi cake.

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Story by maggie baribault
Photograpmaggie baribaultetflix, by anh nguyen, and courtesy oanh nguyenyc bakeryeatgoodnyc bakery

New York’s pizza makers are facing a new dough dilemma: the state is poised to ban potassium bromate, a common flour add...
08/26/2026

New York’s pizza makers are facing a new dough dilemma: the state is poised to ban potassium bromate, a common flour additive long prized for faster-rising, fluffier crusts. But from Bay Ridge to the Hudson Valley, pizzaioli are finding that the switch to slower fermentation follows a natural trend in the industry, and far from spelling disaster—it may make even better pizza.

Read more at the link in our bio.

Story by Joan Vos MacDonald

After two months spent covering openings across the borough, Jess Eng is excited to keep bringing you the latest spots w...
08/20/2026

After two months spent covering openings across the borough, Jess Eng is excited to keep bringing you the latest spots worth a visit, from ambitious new kitchens to long-awaited debuts. Brooklyn’s dining scene is only getting more interesting. Curious which spots made the list?

Read more at the link in our bio.

Photography by Max Flatow, Heather Willensky, and Iman Anaya Wiley

East Village Tex-Mex favorite YELLOW ROSE’s Williamsburg outpost is an all-day cafe/neighborhood bar with fresh pastries...
08/17/2026

East Village Tex-Mex favorite YELLOW ROSE’s Williamsburg outpost is an all-day cafe/neighborhood bar with fresh pastries, coffee drinks, signature breakfast tacos with housemade tortillas, and frozen cocktails.

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Story by Brielle Diskin

A pop-up favorite just found its permanent home. SAILOR & SIREN has landed in Greenpoint as a brick-and-mortar seafood s...
08/14/2026

A pop-up favorite just found its permanent home. SAILOR & SIREN has landed in Greenpoint as a brick-and-mortar seafood shack, serving up fresh Maine lobster daily for buttery lobster rolls. Beyond the classics, expect briny uni and caviar for those craving a little extra indulgence by the water. This is the seafood spot Brooklyn has been waiting for.

Read more at the link in our bio.

Story by maggie baribault

With an elegant but laidback interior, a big backyard, 20 taps of award-winning beard, and a food menu designed by a CIA...
08/13/2026

With an elegant but laidback interior, a big backyard, 20 taps of award-winning beard, and a food menu designed by a CIA and Dinosaur BBQ alum, Grimm Tavern is the relaxed, food-forward gastropub Prospect Heights needed.

Read more at the link in our bio.

Story by Sarah Morrissey

🧀 Meet your next favorite cheese: Piave PDO.With over 125 years of regional tradition behind it, Piave PDO comes in five...
08/06/2026

🧀 Meet your next favorite cheese: Piave PDO.

With over 125 years of regional tradition behind it, Piave PDO comes in five age expressions, from bright and young (Fresco) to bold and aged (Vecchio Reserva). It is snackable, meltable, and complex enough to win over top chefs.

Ask NYC's own Emilia D’Albero—the first American ever named the best cheesemonger in the world—and she'll tell you Piave PDO was her first cheese love. Marissa Mullen of calls out its high moisture content, which lets it melt into a silky sauce without breaking—hello, elevated mac 'n' cheese and risotto. And at Manhattan's Ci Siamo, Chef Hillary Sterling reaches for it to add nutty depth to dishes like braised beans and stracci pasta with wine-stewed rabbit.

Whether shaved onto a salad, melted into pasta, or the star of your next cheese board, Piave PDO earns its spot. ✨

Read the full story: https://ediblebrooklyn.com/why-european-gem-piave-pdo-should-be-on-your-cheese-board-and-in-your-pasta-bowl/

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With a Michelin-star-studded CV, Goa-born Eric McCarthy brings the Portuguese-inflected coastal Indian food of his birth...
08/04/2026

With a Michelin-star-studded CV, Goa-born Eric McCarthy brings the Portuguese-inflected coastal Indian food of his birthplace to Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill. The menu’s first page introduces you to the distinctive character of Goan food, and the following pages—notably devoid of familiar Indian classics like tikka masala—are rife with Portuguese words. Aperitivos for appetizers, arroz for biryani, forno for tandoor, and sobremesa for dessert.

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Story by elias levey-swain

Raised in Chicago to a entrepreneurial family of Pakistani immigrants, Pervaiz Shallwani’s street food mashup, Chaat Dog...
07/31/2026

Raised in Chicago to a entrepreneurial family of Pakistani immigrants, Pervaiz Shallwani’s street food mashup, Chaat Dog | Desi American Street Food, looks to expand our definition of “American food” with a Desi twist on the classic hot dog. Beyond his lineup of South Asian chaat flavors, his summer-long collab series, Hot Dogs with Friends, invites a different guest chef to design a special each week, with influences ranging from Cajun-Korean to Brazilian and Mexican. Catch Chaat Dog at the Time Out Market Hall or House of Yes.

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Story by Kristin L. Wolfe
Photography by Evan Sung

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