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Before it became Ginger’s, the Brooklyn gay bar was its very own neighborhood opera.
- story: Alexander Chee
- illustration: Lydia Ortiz
Before it became Ginger’s, the Brooklyn gay bar was its very own neighborhood opera.
A Williamsburg dive that falls somewhere between rock ‘n’ roll bar and eighth grade art project.
“Cool digs, but the bartender’s shitty attitude turned me off.”
In anticipation of her ninth novel, Give Me Your Hand, the crime fiction writer Megan Abbott talks Raymond Chandler’s take on the Gimlet, “old man bars” and more.
When did this Brooklyn brewery join the ranks of Macallan and Patrón in the Wall Street banker’s official bar kit?
Despite efforts to redevelop the iconic boardwalk, Coney Island remains a bastion of simple, unpretentious drinking.
In “Deep Dive,” we send writers back to their college haunts. This round: Jamie Feldmar on the charms of the Williamsburg neighborhood dive, Daddy's.
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There is something perpetually boyish about bartender Toby Cecchini. It might have something to do with the curling thatch of hair that flops over his forehead. Or his round, wire…
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