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Kickstarter Campaign Launched For Knish-Mobile

Last year at about this time we told you about a fledgling business, Knishery NYC, Noah Wildman's project to reinvent the lowly, century-old street food staple.  His knishes have been available for purchase at Malt & Mold, the East...

LES Bites: Family Recipe, Sauce, Gaia, Meatball Shop, Knishery NYC

Some mid-week restaurant news around the neighborhood: Examining the vegan and vegetarian options at Eldridge Street newcomer Family Recipe. (Fork In The Road) Speaking of Family Recipe, it's one of two LES venues highlighted as affordable, enjoyable alternatives to expensive hotspots....

Thanksgiving Approaches: Feed Yourself and Help Others Eat

America's annual celebration of gastronomic indulgences is quickly approaching. If your holiday traditions don't tend toward the homemade, our neighborhood has lots of treats to offer. Here are a few that have crossed our inbox (see individual website links...

LES Bites: Veselka Bowery, Forcella, Masala Wala, Sesame Pancakes, Selling Dog Meat (or not)

Some food headlines from around the neighborhood: Veselka Bowery plans to actually, finally open tomorrow. (Facebook) Speaking of the Bowery, Forcella, the new Neapolitan pizzeria out of Williamsburg, is gaining traction among pie-lovers. (Zagat) Masala Wala finally opened on Essex Street this...

Knishery NYC: A Modern Twist on an Ancient Street Food

Knishes arrived on the streets of the Lower East Side from Poland more than a century ago, and flourished as a popular, cheap street food made with ingredients easily available to peasants. This fall, Noah Wildman wants to bring them them...
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The Lo-Down Culture Cast Episode 19 – Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival

We spoke with Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival (LESFF), for this week's episode of...
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