Open & Closed: Say Hello to Yerba Buena Perry; Goodbye to PetalBelle
Sarah James promises to bring classic cocktails to Bed-Stuy. The self-proclaimed speakeasy has a "no sneakers, baseball caps, droopy jeans or hoodies" dress code.
[Eater]
Pastry chef-turned-sandwich peddler Will Goldfarb has launched a barbecue truck on Wall Street called Picnick, Smoked, serving up heritage pork shoulder, kobe brisket, and Bobo Farms chicken. The truck sold out of barbecue the first few days it was open.
[Diner's Journal/NYT]
Trattoria Cinque has opened in the space formerly occupied by Devin Tavern. The menu will change seasonally and is made up of five small plates, five big plates, five pastas, five desserts, five reds, and five whites. (Cinque, if you haven't figured it out, means 'five'.)
[Grub Street]
Yerba Buena is getting a second location in the West Village. Yerba Buena Perry's menu will be different from its East Village sister, including five ceviches, toro taquitos, seared rib eye with sea urchin, as well as bar snacks and an all-new cocktails list.
[Thrillist]
PetalBelle in Soho has shuttered. The little cafe opened up in a former fishmonger's, and specialized in Liege waffles and mini-cupcakes.
[Grub Street]
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