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Category Archives: Eat, Drink & Be Merry
La Lovely Tropezienne
Here at across106thstreet we’re big fans of great baked goods. Fanatics really. Do you know anyone else who would travel many neighborhoods away just to pick up a banana chocolate chip muffin from a fish market? Didn’t think so. Luckily, … Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem Life, Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Exploring New York City
Tagged bakeries, food, La Tropiezenne, Spanish Harlem
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The 14th Annual Glöggfest
Glöggfest 2010 got off to a Bang Bang Push Push here in El Barrio. With the help of Joe Cuba, Shuggie Otis, Hector Lavoe, Fela Kuti, Run DMC, and the jazzoliday vibes from A Charlie Brown Christmas, the Glögg warmed … Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem Life, Eat, Drink & Be Merry
Tagged drinking, glögg, holidays, Spanish Harlem
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Home Is Where The Brew Is
And speaking of guts and instinct…it was much to our surprise, when our friend/neighbor across the hall invited us to a craft beer tour organized by guess who…yup…Mr. Joshua M. Bernstein. Every few weeks he organizes a crawl to get … Continue reading
Posted in Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Heading Out in the Evening
Tagged beer, drinking, homebrew
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Gut Check
Does anyone else still read the free weekly NY Press? Yes, it’s made of paper, you can’t download it to your iPadAppDroid (yet), and you have to retrieve it out of a pee soaked plastic box on the sidewalk. But … Continue reading
Posted in Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Exploring New York City
Tagged beer, drinking, food
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