Leftovers

Passover Dinners at Balaboosta and City Grit; $1 Pizza at Sullivan Street Bakery

Sullivan Street Bakery is celebrating its 20th anniversary by offering its signature pizza Bianca for $1 a piece until April 17 (at both locations). [Grub Street]

• Louisa Shafia, whose The New Persian Kitchen triumphed over Roberta’s Cookbook to win this year’s Piglet, Food52’s annual Tournament of Cookbooks, will serve up a Persian Passover seder at Nolita’s City Grit on April 16. There will be, among other things, “matzo balls” made from ground chicken and chickpea flour, an herb-and-lamb stew, and an abundance of rice (including tahdig, the crunchy pan-fried layer at the bottom of the pot). Ticket price ($85 for one, $155 for two) includes a copy of Shafia’s cookbook. [Grub Street]

• Another Nolita Passover option: Einat Admony and Missy Robbins, late of A Voce, will collaborate on an Italian-inspired seder at Admony’s Balaboosta on April 15. The four-course prix fixe dinner costs $125, and includes wine, live music, and dishes like mackerel in saor, eggplant and zucchini sticks with basil tahini, and braised short ribs with walnuts, anchovy, and dates. Dessert, a flourless chocolate cake with milk-chocolate halvah mousse, is courtesy of Chicago pastry chef and restaurateur Mindy Segal. Reserve at balaboostanyc.com. [Grub Street]

Wild, best known for its gluten-free pizzas, has opened a third location, this time in Williamsburg at 340 Bedford Avenue. The menu features hormone-free meats and cheeses, craft beer, sangria, and plenty of gluten-free and gluten-friendly dishes. [Grub Street]

Navy (the Soho seafood restaurant with an excellent design) is now open for breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. daily, and for lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Offerings include dishes like an egg bowl made with whole grains and sumac yogurt, and a chicory salad with radish, apple, and sesame. [Grub Street]

Tio Pepe in the West Village will offer a special menu from March 19 to 23 in honor of Las Fallas, an annual celebration of spring in Valencia. The five-course meal, which comes with Spanish craft beer pairings, features items like tapas and paella Valenciana. Tickets are $40 per person and can be purchased here. [Grub Street]

Passover Dinners at Balaboosta and City Grit; $1 Pizza at Sullivan Street Bakery