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Itching to write a thought piece about how Brooklyn is beautiful, dead, and everything in between? Here are some pro tips.

Superette, which opens tomorrow, sells (soy) chicharones, (small-batch) salsa, and is 150-square-feet but distinctly does not advertise itself as a bodega.

For the ironically self-aware Millennial hipster seeking to be less deplorable by embracing their deplorability.

If the New York Times ran a non-satire article tomorrow saying Lady Liberty was being converted into a Trump Hotel, how surprised would you be?

According to Yelp’s community standards, it’s possible to separate food and politics even in the case of lighting rod restaurants like Summerhill.

You could buy an overpriced one-bedroom in Prospect Heights, or you could buy these two waterfalls upstate.

Crown Heights residents will be holding an open forum this Saturday front of Summerhill, the bar which boasted of having a “bullet hole-ridden wall”.

Formerly a bodega, this surf-style restaurant has it all, “with a rumored backroom illegal gun shop to boot,” a press release proudly asserts.

You’d think saying, ‘There goes the neighborhood’ would get old, but it feels relevant every goddamn time.