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Roberta's Square Pies Are Back For One Week Only
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published Feb 7, 2016
Modified Feb 7, 2016
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Published Feb 7, 2016
Modified Feb 7, 2016
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Pizza empresario Roberta's briefly debuted their dope square pan pies last fall to much fanfare, and they're back again just in time to help stave off your Super Bowl hangover.
Starting Monday, the Sicilian square versions of the Bee Sting and Speckenwolf are headed to Humboldt & Jackson in Williamsburg for a weeklong takeover. Square Pan Pizzas are available Monday through Saturday from 5 p.m. until they're sold out. Also on Valentine's Day, you can score brunch pizza starting at noon. Parties of 6 or more can make reservations by emailing [email protected].
Also on Monday, Lupulo in Chelsea will throw a South Carolina-themed beer dinner with visiting chef Mike Lata. The four-course meal includes Phat Lady oysters, braised Carolina gag grouper and aged duck, and dishes will be paired with beers from South Carolina's Westbrook Brewing Co. The dinner kicks off at 7 p.m. and runs $115 per person; make a reservation by calling 212-290-7600.
And on Thursday, April Bloomfield is teaming up with with Chris Fischer of Beetlebung Farm for a Martha's Vineyard-inspired feast at Liberty Hall in the Ace Hotel. The five-course meal includes Martha's Vineyard oysters, fried rabbit and venison ragu, all paired with natural and sustainable wines from Scribe winery. The dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. and costs $150 per person; you can book a reservation at [email protected].
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