Food & Drink

Go Greenpoint!

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Amy Sullivan with the whole rabbit feast at Glasserie in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
At Glasserie, a Mediterranean restaurant that opened in July, the rabbit feast ($72) promises to leave diners well sated. Gabi Porter
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Achilles Heel in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Another new spot, neighborhood bar Achilles Heel, is located on what owner Andrew Tarlow calls a “cinematic” corner in Greenpoint. Gabi Porter
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Bali Urap, a green papaya salad with carrot, watermelon radish, persian cucumber and a turmeric and lime dressing at Selamat Pagi in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Over at Selamat Pagi, dishes like the Bali Urap, a green papaya salad are fresh spins on traditional Indonesian fare. Gabi Porter
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Bartender Craig Weinrib pours a Sazerac cocktail at Achilles Heel in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Bartender Craig Weinrib pours a Sazerac cocktail at Achilles Heel, a Greenpoint bar with a friendly, communal vibe. Gabi Porter
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The menu at Achilles Heel features bar nibbles like pickled eggs, pretzels and tomato-and-aioli tartine
The menu at Achilles Heel features bar nibbles like pickled eggs, pretzels and tomato-and-aioli tartine. Gabi Porter
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Achilles Heel in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Achilles Heel Gabi Porter
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Owner Daniel Burns (left) in the pass at Luksus, in the back of TORST in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Owner Daniel Burns (left) Gabi Porter
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The scene at Selamat Pagi in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
At Selamat Pagi, the menu focuses on traditional Indonesian fare with plenty of spice. Gabi Porter
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"The Discipline" at River Styx in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
At River Styx, a tequila cocktail called “The Discipline” is garnished with a serrano pepper slice that is lit on fire. Gabi Porter
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Ben Van Leeuwen, partner at Selamat Pagi in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Selamat Pagi co-owner Ben Van Leeuwen Gabi Porter
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The Bounty in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
The Bount Brian Zak/NY Post
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The Bounty’s seafood selection (like the oyster plate, above) recalls Greenpoint’s historic roots as an oyster hub.
The Bounty’s seafood selection (like the oyster plate, above) recalls Greenpoint’s historic roots as an oyster hub. Brian Zak/NY Post