Cars for the misses and furs for the mistress You know that…read mores*** is...f***in' cruciferous The $5 brussel sprouts taco (once it was available a few days in) was tasty, and I appreciate an effort by a BBQ joint that doesn't just phone it in. That said, this isn't a $5 taco, nor is it BBQ, so I think they should've justified a lower price (and also understand why they didn't), especially since they accept no plastic. Another listing added, this time for a venue that was met with a good deal of hype - maybe everyone just reviewed another listing, but this is a distinct spinoff. It thus adhered to either/both of my two criteria for visiting spots like this (at MSE and its counterparts): no b&m/permanent truck presence, or a trial spinoff of an existing business.

Went to Madison Square Eats and this was a really good choice for one of our food options…read more The tacos were really good! we got the 2 for $9. meat was really tender However... it's a bit pricey for such small tacos! I could have gotten 3 or maybe even 4 tacos at other places for that money.

Here to see the soccer match between Argentina and Egypt. I wanted to go to another food hall to…read moresee the game. A hot cappuccino and my all time favorite Cranberry shortbread rounds out the charm of being at Union Square Time Out Market.

Stumbled upon the Union Square Night Market while walking through the park on a Thursday evening…read more As a big fan of outdoor food markets, I was excited to see one pop up in Union Square for the summer. The Night Market is open on Thursdays and Fridays from noon to 10pm. For such a compact space, there's a great variety of vendors offering different types of food. After checking out the options, I went with a braised chicken arepa and a pork belly & sweet plantain empanada from Ehbra Colombian Food. The total came to $19, which felt like a solid deal given the portion size and quality. There are picnic tables set up around the vendors, so it was nice not having to eat on a park bench.

A lot of great places to shop and eat Great store like toys…read morer us ,best buy, stop and shop Also bed bath and beyond is located in the shopping center One of staten island best Pizza store are located in this shopping center VILLA MONTE IS THE NAME OF THE PIZZA STORE you will not be disappointed here Dunkin donuts is also located here

I've been here a bunch of times already. It's a fashionable store and the employees here are top…read morenotch. They don't push you to purchase anything which is great. I tried their kith treats here and I enjoy eating cereal mixed in with ice cream. Just a note that they won't allow you to bring the ice cream with you on to the shop floor which makes sense since you may spill something. I will be back to try out more kith treats as there are so many combinations to try out.

So I've been hearing how amazing Kith treats were and had to give it a try. I wasn't disappointed…read morebut it wasn't the best vegan I've ever had but I would get it again. Getting the waffle branded cone was $2 extra but very well worth it. They blend the ice cream with the toppings that come with the ice cream all together. So for the Vegan Trail Mix they blended the Oreo cookies and the banana with some other topping as well as a caramel vegan drizzle on it. The team in the store overall were knowledgeable and kind. I'm definitely going back to try more treats on the menu

Great to see that seasonally Smorgasburg brings their great weekend establishments indoors during…read morethe winter. In 2015 they now brought it to Sunset Park's Industry City. The waterfront district here starting to get developed into prime real estate just like Brooklyn Bridge Park as the previous industrial area makes way to residential / commercial. Situated in Industry City the warehouse hub where food establishments are using the industrial space to prepare their food to be distributed throughout the NYC area. Smorgasburg now has set up shop here on the weekends. It's a bit confusing to navigate since it's such a large commercial park but Smorgasburg is situated in building 1 and on the 2nd floor. One side of the large floor space is dedicated to the flea portion and the other side is dedicated to the food stall section. Some highlights in the food section are the ramen shack with the same proprietor of the ramen burger. The ramen shack is a small stall seating at the bar. The ramen is quite good. Had the Brooklyn style and spicey ramen. Both broths were really good along with the tender pork. The add on elements of a tea egg and the spices really make it a good bowl of ramen on a winters day. The tonkatsu broth really shines. Wowfulls another stall serves Hong Kong style waffle cakes but in this instance wrapped crepe style and filled with ice cream and add ons. The green tea wowfull with ice cream and mocha really make a great snack or dessert. In all the seasons smorgasburg in industry city is a great choice of venue.

*This review is specifically for Ramen Shack, one of the food vendors at the market*…read more This smorgasburg is not the same as the ones in the hipster part of brooklyn---here you'd see tall factory buildings, highways, no trees or grass whatsoever. The flea market is inside a building called Industry City. Follow the signs and go to the 2nd floor for goods and foods, and prepare to be wow-ed. It's like walking through a floor of shopping mall. In the end of the section, you'd find a bunch of food vendors and you can get you food to sit at the open area. You MUST go further down to find this INSPIRING and DELICIOUS vendor called Ramen Shack by Keizo Shimamoto (creator of ramen burger!). The shack is at the deep corner (you'd see the maroon banner). What makes it an awesome sauce is that...you can taste the passion and authenticity in Keizo's ramen. It's like something your family would make in Japan; it doesn't have the glamorous coating like the so-called Ippudo. Keizo has been making a variation of tonkotsu pork, shoyu and vegetarian ramen since his debut in Queens. I've been to his ramen.co at FiDi, the LIC location and now Sunset Park Brooklyn, and his stuff is still the same----same goodness (although actually I prefer the Shack-style ramen). His latest addition to the menu, Green Curry Soba is beyond words. There's a lot of history behind that bowl of ramen (google it). This is the 3rd time I tried green curry ramen: 1st at where I used to work (Bassanova NYC), then at Jin. What makes Keizo's GCS different is that the broth is just so smooth and yet you still get a kick of flavor. I only tried the GCS2016 with chicken and dashi broth instead of the usual pork, but I'm telling you, it was instant love at first sight and bite. In general: the ramen is just so fresh. You won't be disappointed with an egg. Price is amazing too (one $ sign).

Maybe it's just me but I don't get it. There is hardly anything in here other than a few stores and…read morea tattoo parlor. I've been here in the past and there were more shops inside which were active. Nowadays not much going on in here. Sure, it's maybe a Brooklyn flavor thing but I'd rather shop at a real mall over this.

What a fun concept in the bustling heart of Brooklyn. The variety of shops from old books, previous…read moreenjoyed/recycled clothing to a couple of salons that style hair, tats and gems in your teeth. Great all around location in value and service. Love my new patchwork denim jacket, which was very affordable and I couldn't say no too.

Amazing hand churned ice cream flavors. You can't go wrong with the Pina & Chamoy with Tahin on…read moretop! My friend really enjoyed the cantaloupe that had plenty chunks of cantaloupe inside. They have a variety of sizes so I might come with a cooler bag for a big tub of coconut to take home. They take cash and Zelle!!!

We stumbled upon this place after getting DESTROYED by the humidity. The dew point was 72, which is…read morelabeled as "oppressive" according to weathergamut.com. What I'm trying to say is that we needed some ice cream. Right as we exited Maria Hernandez park in Bushwick, there was a group of probably 8 hispanic people posted on the corner of the block, GRINDING to make what looked like some form of ice cream. One lady was taking the orders and directing traffic, another was scooping and serving, and the others were spinning these metal tubs that were surrounded by ice in a big wooden barrel. The process was so labor intensive and aesthetically pleasing that I felt like I just had to get my hands on one. Plus there was a huge line of hispanics and the menu was scribbled on a small whiteboard only spanish, so it had to be fire. What I later found out via a deep internet scour was that it is called Nieve de Garrafa. It's essentially the most authentic handmade Mexican Ice Cream you can get. It dates back to the colonial period, and the process is as follows: 1) Pour a mixture of fresh fruit, milk, sugar, and ice into a large metal tub. 2) Place the metal tub inside a barrel filled with ice and salt 3) As the liquid freezes along the inner walls of the tub, use a wooden spatula to scrape it off and continue until all the liquid has turned into a solid. Innovations at its finest. Shoutout to the Mexicans man. I asked the girl directing traffic what her favorite was, and she quickly said "the coconut." I opted to listen and get the coco and watermelon flavors ($6 total). She scooped both out of their separate tubs, topped it with some tajin and handed it to me. This was some of the best ice cream I've had in my life. You could legit taste the fresh fruits, and she wasn't lyin. The coconut went CRAZY. The only thing was, the humidity was getting its revenge and it began dripping all over my hands and they were so sticky after it was crazy... but that's lowkey on me for having a photo shoot with my Nieve de Garrafa. Being of Mexican blood, I'm actually depressed that I didn't know what this was prior. I gotta learn to forgive myself though. SERÉ ATRÁS! GRACIAS! Ig @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

This isn't your typical convenience store. Along with drinks and candies, you'll also come across…read morecollectibles like Supreme, Kaws, and Pokémon. They've also got Asian snacks, various plants for sale, and even a hookah lounge in the backyard space. It all sounds like a random combo, but it actually works. I enjoyed wandering around and checking out everything they had to offer. Super fun and definitely a cool little spot to visit.