The Pink Peacock, Glasgow’s queer-friendly, Yiddish-oriented, anti-Zionist cafe, sets its sights on Brooklyn
The folks behind the kosher, pay-what-you-can spot, which operated in Scotland for three years, aim to reopen in Crown Heights this summer.
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The folks behind the kosher, pay-what-you-can spot, which operated in Scotland for three years, aim to reopen in Crown Heights this summer.
Babka maestro Adir Michaeli’s new kosher eatery will also serve prepared foods like salads, sandwiches and more.
The "When Harry Met Sally" couple reconvene at the iconic Lower East Side deli for a commercial for ... wait for it ... mayonnaise.