Grub Street

San Francisco chainlet Rosamunde Sausage Grill — home the wild-boar dog — is on a roll. Owner Josh Margolis, who already runs two branches of his literal sausage-fest in the Mission and Haight-Ashbury districts, will open a third outpost in South Williamsburg in mid-August, at the former home of short-lived Masten Lake. This addition to Bedford’s culinary thoroughfare will have a full bar with a rotating cast of 24 New York–heavy drafts and a collection of housemade sodas. Local specialties will include a “Brooklyn sausage” and some veggie options, naturally (see the S.F. menu here). The barely two-year-old Mission location already boasts well over 1200 ecstatic Yelp reviews, so bring on the meat.

Rosamunde Sausage Grill, 285 Bedford Ave., nr. Grand St.

Nightlife operators Eric Sherman and Brian Krawitz have taken over the shuttered Galaxy Global Eatery on 15 Irving Place, and also the Bar 119 space on East 15th Street. They plan to build a new restaurant with "a raw bar, a wine bar and American fare," spearheaded by a former chef from Koi; and for the bar venue, a tavernlike setting for the neighborhood, and Irving Plaza Theater guests, to enjoy.

If we had a kid, we probably wouldn't take the little one anywhere that smelled like "pee, cigarettes, and throw-up" — but evidently the rampant public urination neighbors recently complained about isn't stopping parents from toting youngsters to beer garden Greenwood Park, which has some other patrons hopping mad, writes City Room. "Welcome to Chuck-E-Cheese in South Slope,” commented one Yelp reviewer recently. Owner Ted Mann, who has two kids himself, has said encouraging things about Greenwood's 13,000 square feet being big enough for strollers, and the kiddies have rolled in. But as everyone knows, strollers in Park Slope are an even more incendiary issue than public barfing. Sounds like everyone should chill out and have another pint. [City Room/NYT]