Peter Foy

Despite the distribution of a vaccine, COVID cases are still on the rise here in the states, and restrictions have been returned to a similar echelon as they were at the start of the pandemic. Certainly puts a damper on most people plans for a social life during the winter months, but there’s still plenty of reason to take part in outdoor dining, and a new restaurant in the East Village should be satisfying for those looking for a diverse menu and exotic presentation. [Read more…] about Amigo by Nai in The East Village: Exoticism at its Most Delectable

Social distancing has unfortunately put a damper on many people’s personal hobbies, which while upsetting can still act as a segue for people to gain new interests. New York still offers a plethora of different venues for people to find new ways to spend their free time, and Soho just opened a new spot that’s actually a bit foreign for the city of New York. [Read more…] about Live Axe – Perfect New Spot For a New Yorker to Find a New Recreation

With winter fast approaching, many New Yorkers are likely wondering if their bar/café rituals will have to hibernate till the spring. Outside dining has been the norm since pandemic restrictions were lifted, and restaurants are now worried that patrons aren’t going to want to make a further adaptation of adjusting to being in colder climates with their food and drink. Fortunately though, several establishments seem to have a sturdy plan to survive during the colder months and offer attractive dining and service that customers will simply not be able to resist. Bar Beau is one such location. [Read more…] about Bar Beau – Still Hip and Thriving in The Williamsburg Neighborhood

Curry can be hard to pull off here in New York. The Indian dish is often considered to be best complimented with a certain mixture of spices and herbs that aren’t always indigenous to America. Still, giving how multi-ethnic Brooklyn is, one would hope that there would be at least a few curry spots available there, and now we have a new winning example of such. [Read more…] about Masti Offers Williamsburg Top-Notch Curry and a Pristine Sensibility

For those that want a healthy and satisfying sushi meal, there aren’t too many valid options in Manhattan. Restaurants in the area can either be too expensive, low-quality, or both, but fortunately there’s a very nice route one can take to get delicious and affordable sushi in the Flatiron District. [Read more…] about Mizu Offers the Most Satisfying and Affordable Sushi Meals in Manhattan

What really makes for good salmon? In fact, perhaps a better question might be this: What qualifies as edible salmon? Seafood lovers may be shocked to hear that very frequently, served salmon hosts a plethora of undesirable artificial chemicals in them such as antibiotics and growth hormones. These features can be problematic, especially for those that eat a pescatarian diet for health reasons, which is why Blue Circle Foods is so dedicated towards serving fish in not just the healthiest way possible, but the most sustainable way.

[Read more…] about Blue Circle Foods and The Lobster Place Team Up To Gift The World With Delicious Salmon!

Next time you’re in Williamsburg and feel like going to a dance club that doesn’t serve cocktails for $19, a new viable option has arisen. JJ’s Hideaway just opened up in a small western nook of Williamsburg, right by the Wythe Hotel and Brooklyn Bowl, and is committed to being as fun and cheap as possible. [Read more…] about JJ’s Hideaway is Giving Williamsburg Bar Patrons The Most Punk Option