Pork Ribs ('rib) & Charred Beans (beens)
/This darling local spot in our hood was best used for al fresco drinking. Why?
Read MoreThis darling local spot in our hood was best used for al fresco drinking. Why?
Read MoreWe get it. Your neighborhood has a spot that has the best bagel. Maybe so.
Read MoreI first ate this in Norway and don’t let looks deceive you. Your internal dialogue (the annoying side) will be screaming at you, “cheese should not be brown” therefore “you should not eat it.”
Read MoreHuh? That’s what I thought when I saw these on the menu. But it said “pastry puff” in the description which automatically means we must get them.
Read MoreChances are you have not heard of this....and for that, I am truly sorry.
Read MoreIf you have not heard of this legendary pizza spot in Brooklyn than I call bluff on your pizza-loving claims.
Read MoreOK. So really he had fries with that lamb sausage, but the French just make everything sound better.
Read MoreRuga what? Put simply it's a Jewish pastry that means "little twists" in Yiddish. Put another way it's the love child of a croissant and a strudel...and it's really freaking good.
Read MoreIt was a Thursday and there was much to celebrate.
Read MoreSometimes it takes a child to reconnect you with that joyous sensation of discovering something new for the first time. After my son was born, determined not to give up my love of trying new restaurants and food, I decided to just bring him along for the ride. Here are my family's delicious adventures in Brooklyn and beyond, seen through the eyes of Jenson.
Welcome to First Bites where we attempt to answer all of your questions about a particular restaurant before deciding to hit the scene with your offspring. Eating out with kids can be fun (I hear you snickering) but it does take a little planning. Now that I have a child, I look for a different type of restaurant when I eat out and it pretty much boils down to how many laser-beam stares of death my family will receive when we open the door. If it is high, we usually steer clear. Let us help you avoid those stares of death. Thanks for stopping by!