Archive for the 'MNBTV Bklyn' Category

December 4th, 2009

Home Grown in Brooklyn

This urban garden is doing more than just growing vegetables and herbs. Some local Brooklyn folks have banded together to collect street leaves, diverting them from landfills and converting them to “good fertile soil.” They turned an empty lot, destined for new condos, into a community garden, for veggies and flowers, even combating Guiliani to […]


November 17th, 2009

Paired wine tasting menu The Farm

Posted by admin in Food & Drink, MNBTV Bklyn

We had a fantastic meal at The Farm on Adderley, located in Ditmas Park. In the spirit of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, this cozy restaurant believes in sustainable eating, local produce and transparency in their produce sources, offering a list of the purveyors for all of their foods.

The meal consisted of a prix-fixe menu: five courses, […]


August 2nd, 2009

The Flatbush experience

Brooklyn is expansive, surprising, charming and even ugly.  You can see that it was once its own city, vast and complex. There are areas in the borough that are like highway wastelands, with used car outlets, Wendy’s, Dunkin’ Donuts and gas stations along long strips of road. You could be anywhere, anywhere sad and tired. […]


April 21st, 2009

I love you let’s meet, a Park Slope reading

Posted by admin in Books, MNBTV Bklyn

A chilly night didn’t keep Virginia Vizthum’s friends and fans away from her book release party. The cozy bookshop Unnameable Books was the site for this reading from “I Love You, Let’s Meet.”
Virginia Vizthum, a Brooklyn writer, is best known for her incisive column on Salon.com. One day, both out of professional curiosity and perhaps […]


March 2nd, 2008

Di Fara Pizza

Posted by admin in MNBTV Bklyn

Want to really get to know New York City? Want to try the best of the best? Trek on out to Midwood, Brooklyn, and dive into this tiny pizzeria. It’s always packed, the line is hard to find, because everyone is bunched up together near the front counter, and the owner and his son take […]