Comments on: A Williamsburg Dining Car Stays True to Its Name

By: john from Brooklyn

john from Brooklyn — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 14:09:18 +0000

There was a time in here when a diner was a great place to catch up with your old man after not seeing him for a long time. Somewhere you didnt have to worry about fitting into some new, flashy art scene, someplace you could just grab a late cup of coffee and share a couple jokes.

I went into Relish with my father (from New York) last night and was given the hardest time you could imagine. The asian male bartender told me more to less to keep it down. He must not know my family. The waitress had absolutely zero wit to her, did not understand us. A strange reality when we were standing right in Brooklyn. Then told us they had stopped serving. We were selected out. A sad, sad truth. Our City has changed, taking the diner scene with it.

By: kate

kate — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 20:48:35 +0000

Starting June, 2009, renowned chef Cal opens the doors of his first restaurant Rye located at 247 South First Street between Roebling St and Havemeyer St. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Elliot?s menu takes a personal twist on contemporary American fare with reinterpreted rural dishes like House Smoked Sturgeon with boulangere potatoes, pancetta, frisee & horseradish. Whether enjoying a cocktail at the burnished bar or pulling up a chair in the dim-lit dining room, you?ll soon feel at home in this clandestine Brooklyn eatery

By: holiday accommodation

holiday accommodation — Wed, 06 May 2009 14:17:35 +0000

Great work! I also have my own blog I just find it hard to write quality content like this.
I guess I really don’t have the time.

By: Distractions « Around the World in Gold Stilettos

Distractions « Around the World in Gold Stilettos — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:59:47 +0000

[...] (green) site that promotes travel and exploration with an eco-friendly bent. My first piece is a review of the Brooklyn restaurant Relish and I’m looking forward to visiting and writing about more [...]