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The Great Outdoors

  1. The Great Outdoors
    Table 31 Takes It OutsideFinally the weather appears to be cooperating.
    By Collin Keefe
  2. Exciting
    Andy Ricker Planning Outdoor Lunch Service for Pok Pok NySimple stuff like rotisserie game hen, khao soi, and papaya salad — dishes that won’t require disturbing the kitchen as it preps for dinner.
    By Jenny Miller
  3. The Great Outdoors
    City Tap House Hosts Another Beer-B-Q; Memphis Taproom Reopens Its Beer GardenThe weekend sees the reopening of the Tap House’s patio and the Taproom’s beer garden.
    By Collin Keefe
  4. Beer Me
    PBC to Debut Point Breeze Summer Ale at American Sardine BarThe tapping also serves as an unofficial coming out party for the bar’s outdoor space.
    By Collin Keefe
  5. The Great Outdoors
    Francesca’s Back Garden Now OpenForty outdoor seats for sipping wine and eating Basque food.
    By Jenny Miller
  6. The Great Outdoors
    Streets Department Routs Out Rogue Sidewalk CafesWho knew al fresco dining could be so dangerous?
    By Collin Keefe
  7. It Takes a Village
    Applewood Owners Planting a Farm, Need Your DoughAlso in crowd-funding: Giant Donut looking to open in the EV.
    By Jenny Miller
  8. Reopenings
    SquareBurger’s Opening Means It Must Be SpringThe opening follows a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Pavilion in Franklin Square.
    By Collin Keefe
  9. Openings
    STK OUT Tackles Midtown’s Great OutdoorsThe restaurant’s to-go kiosk opens Wednesday.
    By Jenny Miller
  10. Grub Guides
    Where to Eat and Drink Outdoors RIGHT NOWSince Grub Street would rather be working from a patio.
    By Sarah Lawson
  11. The Great Outdoors
    Batch Busts Out a Spring Menu, Gets Primal on New PatioA new series will find Salvador Roldan going nose-to-tail with a whole beast.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  12. The Great Outdoors
    Talula’s Serves Brunch Al Fresco; Revolution House Re-Opens ItsThe lack of winter is bringing many city haunts outdoors early this year.
    By Collin Keefe
  13. The Great Outdoors
    Sampan Rocks a New Menu; Graffiti Bar Provides Relief For Early Onset SpringThe new menu boasts Reuben egg rolls.
    By Collin Keefe
  14. The Great Outdoors
    Pizzeria Delfina Wants a Parklet, TooLook for it soon!
    By Jay Barmann
  15. Cupmudgeonism
    Magnolia Bakery Takes It To The StreetSorry, it so far lacks a cupcake ATM machine.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  16. The Great Outdoors
    Biergarten Opens Today!Just in time for the final gasps of Oktoberfest in Hayes Valley!
    By Jay Barmann
  17. Beer Me
    Biergarten Ready to Open? [Updated]They just passed their final inspection!
    By Jay Barmann
  18. The Great Outdoors
    Play Hooky and Get Drunk by the Chambers/Phoenix Hotel Pool TomorrowDo you even need an excuse to leave work to drink by a pool on one of the only hot days of the year?
    By Jay Barmann
  19. Not-So-Hopelessly Delayed
    Biergarten Might Make It Open for Oktoberfest, Might NotThe beer garden project from Suppenkuche has faced quite a few delays.
    By Jay Barmann
  20. The Great Outdoors
    Medjool Rooftop Bar Finally Made LegalThe rooftop bar has been operating illegally since 2005.
    By Jay Barmann
  21. The Great Outdoors
    The Peninsula Wants You Drinking on Its Rooftop (After All These Years)Non-guests are finally invited upstairs for a drink.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  22. The Great Outdoors
    Salumè, Rickshaw Dumpling Bar, and Others Headed to Times SquareThe winning bids for those concession stands have been announced.
    By Jenny Miller
  23. The Great Outdoors
    Whatever ‘Dîner en Blanc’ Is, It Closes Its Guest ListWe think it’s a private party that’s also somehow open to the public?
    By Alyssa Shelasky
  24. Sloshed
    Sloshed: How to Drink in Public, the Right WayMatthew Latkiewicz breaks down all the ways to drink in all the places where it might not exactly be legal.
    By Matthew Latkiewicz
  25. Foodievents
    The Corner’s Cookouts Move to SaturdaysThe weekly cookouts remain the same, but they’re moving to another night.
    By Collin Keefe
  26. Urban Agriculture
    Riverpark Farm Suggests Manhattan Might Be an Okay Place to Plant a Garden,Lettuces are harvested at no more than four days old, to avoid that pesky exhaust-fume taste.
    By Jenny Miller
  27. The Great Outdoors
    Three-Hundred Ostriches Seeking HomeAlong with 100 Berkshire pigs and some emus. Must feature level ground, laid-back neighbors.
    By Jenny Miller
  28. Foodievents
    The Corner Kicks Off Weekly Thursday Night CookoutsThe weekly cookouts will feature barbecue and other summery dishes served up family style.
    By Collin Keefe
  29. The Great Outdoors
    Shackburgers Alfresco a Go for Shake Shack BrooklynThe community board green-lit a 62-spot seating area for the upcoming location.
    By Jenny Miller
  30. The Great Outdoors
    Tiato Joins The Beer Garden Club With Shark Sliders and Vietnamese BrewThe herb garden will feature 20 Asian and German drafts every Friday evening through September.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  31. The Great Outdoors
    Pic-a-nic Time: A Guide to New York’s Great Premade Picnic Baskets (With aWhere to track down twelve of the best ready-to-eat baskets in the city.
    By Samantha Zalaznick
  32. Market Watch
    Here’s Your Complete Guide to DeKalb MarketThe shipping-container-housed Brooklyn project opens July 23.
    By Jenny Miller
  33. Openings
    Raw Opened at the Piazza Last Week and No One Seemed to NoticeThe restaurant has been open for more than a week.
    By Collin Keefe
  34. Menus
    Nick & Stef’s Joins L.A.’s Sausage PartyL.A.’s growing sausage stampede finally makes its way to a Patina restaurant.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  35. The Great Outdoors
    Summer Interns Hit the FarmToiling in the dirt is now an acceptable form of “professional development.”
    By Jenny Miller
  36. The Great Outdoors
    The Patio at Angelo Sosa’s Social Eatz Debutz ThurzdayPlus: they’re adding sangria pitchers to the menu.
    By Bennett Marcus
  37. The Great Outdoors
    No Booze for Bryant ParkGuess we’ll have to keep bringing our own!
    By Jenny Miller
  38. The Great Outdoors
    ’Tis The Season for Outdoor Drinkin’We double Huff Po’s suggestions for great outdoor drinking.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  39. Market Watch
    Cheeky Sandwiches In at DeKalb MarketThe LES po’boy purveyor is expanding to Brooklyn.
    By Jenny Miller
  40. The Great Outdoors
    Lyon Launches Lunch, Outdoor SeatingLet the outdoor-lunching-while-pretending-we’re-in-France begin!
    By Jenny Miller
  41. Lists
    Here’s What to Eat When You Inevitably Head to the Rockaways This WeekendIt’s going to be this weekend’s go-to destination, so you may as well know where to eat once you get there.
    By Alan Sytsma and Daniel Maurer
  42. Openings
    Bark Hot Dogs Hits Pier 6 on SaturdayYou can drink Sixpoint in cans and wine on tap until midnight!
    By Jenny Miller
  43. The Great Outdoors
    Fort Greene Park Seeks Vendors: Lobster Rolls Need Not ApplyLobster rolls too hoity-toity for Fort Greene?
    By Daniel Maurer
  44. Openings
    Two New Meatpacking RooftopsOne of them opens this week.
    By Daniel Maurer
  45. The Great Outdoors
    Chaya Brings Back Its Al Fresco Beer GardenIt comes with bacon and date and beef tongue skewers for two bucks. And then there’s the booze!
    By Hadley Tomicki
  46. Openings
    Wooly’s Ice Brings ‘Snow Ice’ to Municipal PlazaAnother outdoor lunch option for the financial district.
    By Daniel Maurer
  47. Foodievents
    Hester Street Fair Invites You to Play Ping-Pong and Eat PofferjtesAt its first Summer Sunday Picnic.
    By Daniel Maurer
  48. Other Cities
    Wafels & Dinges Lends a Touch of Class to Sleazeside HeightsA reverse bridge-and-tunnel commute for the Belgian waffles truck.
    By Daniel Maurer
  49. Foodievents
    Brooklyn Brine Will Preview a Brick-and-Mortar Location as New Amsterdam MarketPlus: ice-cream sodas from P&H and La Newyorkina, Maryland crab cakes, and more at the New Amsterdam Market.
    By Daniel Maurer
  50. The Great Outdoors
    BeerParc’s Big-Screen Summer’Beetlejuice,’ ‘Annie Hall,’ ‘Batman’!
    By Jenny Miller
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