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| | Fiore | | | “Charmingly rustic with spiffy service, flea-market treasures, and enticing Italian home cooking.” —nymag | | Cuisine: Italian |
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| | | | | | From Serious Eats: New York Fiore 284 Grand Street, Brooklyn NY 11211 (near Roebling; map); 718-782-8222 Must-Haves: Lardo pizza; cavatelli with broccoli rabe and sausage; skirt steak with salsa verde; fried calamari and zucchini What You'll Spend: $30 for two courses, a glass of... Read More | | | | | | Nom nom. "Whoaa, did you see that?" asked Kathy as her eyes trailed a waiter carrying a plate of fried stuff past our table. "What is that?" "You mean the plate full of fried stuff?" "YES, OH MY GOD, I NEED THAT." Those weren't her exact words—this dinne... Read More | | | | | | In no time at all we zoom over the Williamsburg Bridge to the charmingly rustic Fiore, with its spiffy service and enticing Italian home cooking. Read More | | | | | | The food itself would only get a good rating. However, I have had some of the best service in this restaurant the multiple times I have gone. Read More | | | | | | Fiore 284 Grand St. (betw. Roebling & Havemeyer Sts.), B’klyn 718-782-8222 My good friend Heather and I were meeting for a late dinner date in Williamsburg with no particular destination in mind. So many Brooklyn destinations are brimming with attitude or bulge with pricey enticements, but we... Read More | | | | | | From Serious Eats: New York Photograph from Beigeinside on Flickr This Sunday New York City will be hosting its 38th annual marathon, and I'll be one of nearly 40,000 runners making their way through all five boroughs. Carbo-loading the day before a big race is a tried and true athleti... Read More | | | | | | No, it's not run by that Fabio!Photo: Melissa Hom If you live or work on East 44th Street, it’s very likely that you’ve already been treated to the gracious hospitality of Fabio Hakill and Nick Nubile, owners of the new Italian restaurant Fabio Piccolo Fiore, which opens officially today. To ingrat... Read More | | | | | | The Williamsburg restaurants just keep coming--however will the skinny jeans trend last? Oddly, Fiore, an Italian restaurant that opened a few weeks back on Grand Street, looks more like something you'd find in Cobble Hill. Early word on the Williamsboard is mostly positive, but it's going to be an ... Read More | | | | | | Photo of Fette Sau by the real janelle 1) Fette Sau: Finally, after months of anticipation, we have the opening of Fette Sau, a barbecue restaurant from the folks that own beer bar Spuyten Duyvil. Some more info, courtesy of NY Mag's Rob and Robin, "The couple preserved the shop’s industrial... Read More | | | | | | | | | |
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