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| tamarind margarita |
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| veg enchilada |
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| M Noodle |
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| Biergarten |
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| Nite Hawk cinema plus |
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| Diner before crossing Metropolitan |
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| Bar at Mesa |
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| pollo pipian |
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| enchilada |
Usually we explore the North side of Williamsburgh and while we ended up there last night, this trip jump started on the South side at 372 Graham ave. at a Mexico City style restaurant with a party vibe and great food starting with a tamarind margarita. The chicken pipian was covered with a blend of vegetables and avocado and a sprinkle of pine nuts. The Veg enchilada was well received and the guac was good as well.
The walk after dinner brought us to M Noodle a reminder of the perfect order at the window Chinese dumpling and noodle spot in Wash DC that was the perfect late night fuel station.
We had also heard about the Nitehawk Cinema on the N side but had never seen it with its bars and food
companions. There was a beer hall we vowed to try and some great shops in the new Williamsburgh (new every year). We also craved Sel De Mer (next to Mesa) and Oak Wine Bar, Carmines Pizzeria, and the hoppin "gwynnett st " which just earned 2* from the nyt.
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unfortunately no loner a bakery but the is one south of this one, but
still a great sign and front |
from another time...but I really liked walking through this incredible space guided places you only needed to pass if the guide wanted to be sure you had a peak at every fantastic angle. Find the door by spotting the calligraphy and swoop in for the mystery tour and taste trip. And vegi lovers will love it too.
