That was nice of the owner of the Portuguese club where the wine tasting will be to reply to your article. It makes me want to check it out.Here's some more places in the area I've recently blogged about recently:
Cafe Airlie
Seabra's Rodizio
And here's info on an upcoming wine tasting event:
Wine Tasting
Food around the Rock
#101
Posted 19 October 2009 - 12:09 PM
#102
Posted 27 October 2009 - 09:26 AM
That was nice of the owner of the Portuguese club where the wine tasting will be to reply to your article. It makes me want to check it out.
The whole point of the blog is to get people in and around town to participate and have a type of forum. By no means am I a journalist or anything close to a halfway decent writer, but I eat like a pig, am in the city all the time, and think it might be useful to others to know what's going on in Newark. That said, I went back to Dickie Dee's last week and had the greasiest pizza slice to ever slide across a counter.
#103
Posted 27 October 2009 - 07:37 PM
People around town is one thing, but is it common for the actual owner of an establishment to reply?The whole point of the blog is to get people in and around town to participate and have a type of forum.
Either way, I appreciate your blog. Even though I'm not in Newark with time to eat very often, I keep your blog in mind before I do go.
#104
Posted 27 October 2009 - 09:43 PM
Why not? I read some Albany-centric blogs and it's not unheard of to hear from local business owners. They're part of the community too.People around town is one thing, but is it common for the actual owner of an establishment to reply?
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#105
Posted 27 October 2009 - 09:55 PM
Good point.Why not? I read some Albany-centric blogs and it's not unheard of to hear from local business owners. They're part of the community too.
Like I said, I thought it was nice.
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#108
Posted 05 November 2009 - 11:21 AM
Just wanted to say that I grew up about 5 blocks from Dickie Dees and if you think the pizza is unreal, try their hot dogs. Freaking heavenly. Double with the WORKS!That said, I went back to Dickie Dee's last week and had the greasiest pizza slice to ever slide across a counter.
Edit : Just read the atual blog and I noticed you did indeed mention their amazing hot dogs. Then again, they are so good, it's worth as many mentions as humanly possible.

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#109
Posted 05 November 2009 - 07:03 PM
Just wanted to say that I grew up about 5 blocks from Dickie Dees and if you think the pizza is unreal, try their hot dogs. Freaking heavenly. Double with the WORKS!
Edit : Just read the atual blog and I noticed you did indeed mention their amazing hot dogs. Then again, they are so good, it's worth as many mentions as humanly possible.
I thought Dickie Dee's was pretty good, but I've run into a number of naysayers. That said, here's the latest double-dog shack I visited, a new place in the Ironbound called Fat Pat's. Thanks for the great segue, Bulletproof!
#110
Posted 06 November 2009 - 07:14 PM
Brick City Cafe
Menu: Great selection of various coffees, other hot drinks, and juices. It's pretty similar to Starbucks. They also have specials for the season (right now is Pumpkin Spice Latte and Carmel Apple Latte for autumn). They also offer a good array of desserts as well as pre-made sandwiches and salads. The brownie blew me away!
Prices: Fantastic prices! It's Starbucks quality coffee at a much much lower price. After games they even offer their signature "Brick City Latte" at $2 for the regular size. I'll be stopping there for that deal after almost every home game from now on. The food is also extremely well priced.
Quality: Like I said, it's premium stuff at a very low price. You really can't beat the value
Atmosphere: It's small and quiet, which is nice after an intense game of hockey. They have a Parise autographed picture on the wall as well as 2 TV's and pictures of Newark. Bathrooms are also very clean.
Overall: I give it a 5 out of 5 stars. This place is a gem and it's amazing that it's not packed after every game (probably because it hasn't caught on yet). The prices makes the food/drinks a steal! Plus, that post-game $2 latte special is fantastic. I really encourage everyone to check it out before or after the next home game. You will definitely go back.
Anyone else that has been there care to comment?
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#111
Posted 11 November 2009 - 01:36 PM
Prices: Fantastic prices! It's Starbucks quality coffee at a much much lower price. After games they even offer their signature "Brick City Latte" at $2 for the regular size. I'll be stopping there for that deal after almost every home game from now on. The food is also extremely well priced.
Quality: Like I said, it's premium stuff at a very low price. You really can't beat the value
Atmosphere: It's small and quiet, which is nice after an intense game of hockey. They have a Parise autographed picture on the wall as well as 2 TV's and pictures of Newark. Bathrooms are also very clean.
Overall: I give it a 5 out of 5 stars. This place is a gem and it's amazing that it's not packed after every game (probably because it hasn't caught on yet). The prices makes the food/drinks a steal! Plus, that post-game $2 latte special is fantastic. I really encourage everyone to check it out before or after the next home game. You will definitely go back.
Anyone else that has been there care to comment?"
It is a good selection. I love the frozen hot chocolate. The prices are most certainly not "low" though (aside from any specials du jour they are running), especially for the food. Also, there is no atmosphere in there. They have the same stools as the Goal Bar. That does not strike me as a cozy coffee shop's MO. A better atmosphere would include some couches to lounge on.
Moving on, for all your commuters that take 280 back home after the game, you may have passed this place driving up Lafayette Street, at the intersection perpendicular to Washington... I'll say this, it's not good.
#112
Posted 11 November 2009 - 09:10 PM
#113
Posted 19 November 2009 - 11:15 AM
Cellar Cafe (right across from Penn Station)
Who has the better Brick City Burger? Hell's Kitchen or BCBG?
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Posted 19 November 2009 - 02:14 PM
#115
Posted 19 November 2009 - 04:00 PM
The Sommet Center concession stands.anyone have the inside scoop on where Chico is eating tonight?
#116
Posted 19 November 2009 - 04:54 PM
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