Sponsored Love: Understanding Qatar Airways Date Change Policy, Charges And Guidelines
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Travelling plans can often be unpredictable, and circumstances may arise that necessitate a change in your flight dates. Qatar Airways Date Change Charges, renowned for its world-class service, offers a date change policy that provides passengers with flexibility while ensuring a seamless travel experience. In this article, we will delve into Qatar Airways’ date change…
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How To Transform Your Harlem Patio Into A Serene Retreat
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Creating a serene retreat in your home can be more than a luxury. It can be a lifeline to tranquility and a connection to nature. Your patio, whether large or small, can become this peaceful haven. Here’s a guide to transforming your patio into a serene retreat where you can unwind and rejuvenate. Set the…
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Papoose Commits To Upholding DJ Kay Slay’s Legacy At Harlem Street Sign Unveiling
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By HWM Papoose took on the solemn responsibility of preserving the legacy of the late DJ Kay Slay during a poignant event where an honorary street sign was revealed in Harlem. The occasion, coinciding with the vibrant celebrations for Hip-Hop’s 50th birthday, witnessed the heartfelt tribute by Papoose and the unveiling of the honorary street…
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The Announcement Of The Next Phase Of The Harlem African Burial Ground Project And Educational Initiative
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In East Harlem on Tuesday, the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and the Harlem African Burial Ground Initiative (HABGI) will convene at the 126th Street Bus Depot. The purpose of this gathering is to unveil a forthcoming stage of archaeological exploration within the historical expanse of the Harlem African Burial Ground. Additionally, an announcement will…
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This New Pizza Spot Is Serving New Haven-Style Thin Crust Pies On A Williamsburg Rooftop
Though us New Yorkers take a lot of pride in our pizza, the city is definitely seeing more and more places popping up and serving pies we may not necessarily be familiar with–take Appas Pizza, for example, the East Village’s new Korean pizza parlor.
And considering NYC is officially the #1 best U.S. city for pizza addicts, we’re always open to try something new–right? And Lala’s Brooklyn Apizza is the newest place to give us that opportunity.
The owners behind this new rooftop restaurant and bar are combining outside influence with personal tradition, serving pies that that pull inspiration from New Haven-style apizzas, some of their favorite Brooklyn pies, and the pizzas they make at home with their kids.
Apizza is a thin-crust pizza that is traditionally baked in a coal-fired brick oven that gives the crust a sooty, smoky flavor. Visitors will find these thin sourdough pies on the menu topped with seasonal produce and cooked in a pizza oven sourced from Italy.
Specialty summer pizzas include Hot Pepperoni with tomato sauce, pepperoni, serrano chilis, and honey, Clam with local little neck clams, aged mozzarella, garlic, Physica Riesling butter sauce, and fresh parsley, Squashed with summer squash medallions, squash blossoms, egg yolk drizzle, ricotta, and cracked black pepper, and Cozy with mashed potatoes, bacon, and fermented tomatoes.
And though the specialty pies will change with the seasons, Lala’s offers two year-round pies–Red with tomato sauce, garlic, oregano, pecorino, olive oil, and White made with fresh mozzarella, garlic, oregano, pecorino, olive oil, both of which can be customized with toppings.
Non-pizza menu items include house lacto-fermented pickled vegetables, salad, and a selection of desserts.
Lala’s Brooklyn Apizza is the brainchild of Lauren and Joe Grimm, the husband and wife duo behind the award-winning brewery Grimm Artisanal Ales and sister natural winery Physica Wines.
Their pizza-making process uses the same spontaneous fermentation that gives Grimm beers and Physica wines their unique flavor profiles.
Guests who visit the 4,000-square-foot open air space will be met with floor-to-ceiling accordion doors (to create an indoor-outdoor seating during the warmer months), biergarten-style long tables and benches, and a terracotta bar.
Their rooftop terrace offers stunning sweeping views of Brooklyn and Queens, making for the perfect place to enjoy a pie along with a drink from their beverage menu which includes a full list of Grimm beers, natural wine from Physica Wines, and a small cocktail menu featuring housemade batched classics.
Lala’s Brooklyn Apizza is located in East Williamsburg on the roof of Grimm Artisanal Ales at 990 Metropolitan Avenue. They’re open Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. – 10 p.m., and Sunday 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
You can learn more on their website.
In other foodie news: Cult-Followed Caffè Panna Is Coming To Brooklyn
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Harlem Week Continues Until August 20th And Reminds New Yorkers To “Be The Change”
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The 49th annual HARLEM WEEK, presented by Amazon Access, continues this week with live and virtual experiences with the theme, “Be the Change. Hope. Joy. Love.” Attendees can look forward to daily events including the Youth Conference & Hackathon (8/14) and the HARLEM WEEK At Home Dance Party (kicks off 8/14-8/18); Economic Development Day, Arts & Culture/Broadway Summit and the Harlem On My…
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