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A Food & Wine Tour Of Bedford-Stuyvesant

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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 7, 2011

Modified May 17, 2012

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From Stuyvesant Heights to the Clinton Hill border, we're going to walk you through the best of Bedford-Stuyvesant—here's our hand-picked guide on where to wine and dine out in the neighborhood. You'll also find wine shop recommendations, and shout outs to other food-driven businesses that are based out of the neighborhood. Sadly, however, Big George's Soulfood Plus no longer serves food... and may be a social club.

 

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