Company begins scouting other areas in NYC, after its plans to open in the East New York section of Brooklyn fall through
With gas prices topping $4 a gallon at home, more than a few people might be in the market for a car that gets more miles per fill-up.
Vanderbilt Avenue shop stocks up on sun dresses.
Owner Brian Conneally sounds off on a monkey-related anecdote.
Watch highlights from Friday morning's ribbon-cutting in Patch's two-minute video clip.
Phoenix-like comebacks, guilt-free cookies, big bucks for animal rescue, and fundraisers.
The non-refundable Child Tax Credit may help Prospect Heights parents reduce their federal income tax by up to $1,000 per child.
Though these don't come cheap, here are a few luxury cars on the market.
Pacific Street resident opens Bangkok-inspired food truck.
Looking for a farmer's market, bistro and little-known specialty place in your community? Find it right here.
Washington Avenue restaurant, which began serving lunch/brunch in December, now serving, beer, wine and "elevated American fare."
Arena opening has been a boon for bars, but restaurants, clothing stores and other shops are disappointed, the Daily News reports.
While waiting for a full liquor license, the owners of the Washington Avenue restaurant have decided to open in the evenings for dinner, wine and beer.
Chrysanthemum back in business with new floral designers.
Al Di La's third venture, at Lincoln and Washington, opens this week for coffee and pastries. Full menu, beer and wine to come soon.
Chrysanthemum slated to re-open tea-side of business soon.
Restaurant drops farm-to-table menu in favor of a more casual, 'approchable' vibe.
Indian spice kit company takes $15,000 prize in the Brooklyn Public Library's annual contest for entrepreneurs.
Share your photos of Prospect Heights and Crown Heights businesses' holiday decorations.
Fans are reporting that the 2,000 tickets that are supposed to be sold for $15 or less before every home Nets game are difficult to obtain.
At stake is the $15 million in nonrefundable entry fees to the New York City Marathon, plus millions more in ticket sales and sponsorships.
Owners hope to open mid-January.
Thursday's strike was the first effort by city fast-food employees to protest low wages.
The month-long "Holiday Hopes & Happenings" food drive is aimed at keeping New Yorkers fed this winter, especially in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Bar Corvo team's newest venture at 409 Lincoln Place, will be a sharp departure from the Al Di La model, owner says.
Just what is Small Business Saturday and why should you support it in Prospect Heights.
Cafes, bars, restaurants and more (yoga anyone?) that are open on Turkey day.
Time Out New York gushed over the bar's friendly staff and fun nightly events.
Damaged distributions centers, lack of power, as well as the closure of harbors after Sandy have left many New Yorkers dry at the pumps.
In September, Brooklyn's jobless rate was 9.4 percent, well above the 7.8 percent national average.
A half dozen Prospect Heights spots made her must-see list in this week's lifestyle newsletter.
For those who find once a month is not enough, there are now trucks every Saturday and Sunday.
A daily look at Prospect Heights though our lens—and yours.
The Brooklyn-Based coffee chain opened its first Crown Heights store Monday morning.
Italian restaurant to replace four-year-old Classon Avenue eatery.
The father of two has been cutting hair since he was 13 years old, and says men in his native Uzbekistan feel differently about their hair than their Brooklyn counterparts.