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Grandma Rose’s Barely Ever Closes

May 21, 2009 By Stacey Brook Leave a Comment

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When I saw the pizza ovens in the window and the sign saying “Grandma Rose’s,” I let out a yelp of joy.  We’re going to have to rename Graham Avenue Pizzeria Row. John Ricco, the man bringing us Rose’s, hopes to open in about three weeks.  And he plans to stay open late.  Rose’s won’t close until 11pm Monday through Wednesday, 1am on Thursdays, and until the just-pre-dawn hour of 5am on Friday and Saturday nights — a godsend for those off the Graham L stop who have ever been plagued with post-party hunger.

Ricco, who has lived in Williamsburg all his life, decided to open up Grandma Rose’s in the space formerly housing the law firm of Crudo Crudo & Russo, after leaving his position as a stock broker at Bear Stearns in 2008.

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The Morning Photo + Links

May 20, 2009 By Michael McGregor Leave a Comment

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photo: Fancy Lad

Assemblyman Joe Lentol happy with G extensions, wants more. [Room 8]

Finance firm sueing Pencil Factory developer over $6.8 million loan. [Curbed]

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In the Paper

May 20, 2009 By WG News + Arts Leave a Comment

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MAY / JUNE 2009

The Next Mayor—Tony Who? – Reid Pillifant

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What Ales You: Coney Island Meets Greenpoint

May 19, 2009 By Tom Pavlich Leave a Comment

sideshow1Brouwerij Lane, Greenpoint’s most recent addition to the craft beer scene, has a big event lined up for Thursday May 21st from 7-9pm where they will be showcasing the Coney Island Craft Lagers. Coney Island Craft Lagers, brewed by Shmaltz Brewing Company (also known for Hebrew, “The Chosen Beer”), made their unofficial debut at the 2007 Mermaid Parade.

In America right now the ale is king, but Schmaltz has stepped it up and is producing unique lagers all paying homage to the Coney Island Sideshow. Brouwerij Lane will have all four of the currently available Coney Island Craft Lagers for sale this Thursday!

The Human Block Head is a thick dark robust lager, similar to a German Doppelbock, that weighs in at 10% alcohol. It has a little bit of sweetness and notes of dark fruit (think cherries or raisins). The Sword Swallower is the lager equivalent of an American pale ale, and perfect for this beautiful weather. It is light in color and very refreshing. Both of these beers will be available on tap for purchase in 8oz samples to enjoy in the store, or by the 64oz growler for take home.

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The Morning Photo + Links

May 19, 2009 By Michael McGregor Leave a Comment

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Park promises made. Will they be kept? [Brooklyn 11211]

Recap of No Fun Fest’s sonic barage in Williamsburg. [The Tripwire]

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