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Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

New York

Food Editor and Writer at Greenpointers

I'm a food editor and writer for Greenpointers with a degree in Copywriting from Miami Ad School, a Master's in Travel from NYU, and a BA from ND.

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  • 3 days ago | greenpointers.com | Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

    Social media influencer Danny Mondello, known online as Cugine (which is Italian slang for cousin), is opening an Italian sandwich shop and cafe called Casa Cugine (427 Graham Ave.) in Williamsburg. Casa Cugine will takeover the storefront that was previously home to Caffe Capri, a family-owned shop that closed in 2015 after serving the neighborhood since 1974.

  • 4 days ago | greenpointers.com | Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

    Pally (223 Kent Ave.), an all day café in Williamsburg, is having a soft opening on Thursday, June 5, starting at 10 a.m.Pally’s owner, Ali, is a North Brooklyn local who “grew up in the restaurant industry” and “has always had a love for hospitality.” Williamsburg is his “favorite part of the city, so opening something here just makes a lot of sense.” Ali named the eatery “Pally” after his beloved dog.

  • 5 days ago | greenpointers.com | Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

    Earlier this spring, Little Fino (111 N. 12th St.) opened on the ground floor of The William Vale, joining the hotel’s other restaurants from James Beard award-winning Chef Andrew Carmellini, Leuca and Westlight. Little Fino took over the front room and bar of Leuca, but defines itself as a completely different concept.

  • 6 days ago | greenpointers.com | Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

    Thief (595 Union Ave.), a four-year-old neighborhood bar in Williamsburg, has opened a daytime concept called No Sleep Cafe. No Sleep Cafe serves coffee and pastries from popular Greenpoint coffee shop and bakery Paloma (163 Nassau Ave.) Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and weekends from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.In addition to Paloma, Thief and No Sleep Cafe have partnered with Claudia’s (39 Bushwick Ave.), a Guatemalan restaurant in Williamsburg.

  • 1 week ago | greenpointers.com | Jennifer Rosini-Gentile

    Vegan Quick Bites (685 Manhattan Ave.), formerly known as Next Stop Vegan, announced that they will close their Greenpoint location in two weeks after serving fresh vegan food to the neighborhood for a little over a year. The last day of service will be June 15. Vegan Quick Bites is a tiny chain that offers 100% plant-based meals. Owners Blenlly Mena and Javier Saba opened the first Next Stop Vegan restaurant three years ago in Brooklyn Heights.

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