food

Catch up on what happened during the week that was with this handy round-up.

A celebrity chef-led restaurant and a bagel cafe with more than 30 flavors of cream cheese have opened.

Brooklyn Harvest Market is adding more Goya products to its selection of organic and gourmet foods.

Belgian Beer Café will launch at 220 Fifth Ave., overlooking Madison Square Park, at the end of August.

Organizers say the one-hour tasting tour is perfect for area office workers on a tight schedule.

The new watering hole Berg'n will also host occasional vinyl record sets, its co-creator said.

Pierogies, blintzes and borscht will all temporarily cost less than $2 at the Ukrainian diner.

Sticky's Finger Joint is opening a new spot with menu items like Cool Curry Tikka Masala Fingers.

The outlet at One Old Fulton Street will also have beer, wine and two baby-changing stations.

New Hawaii Sea Restaurant in Williamsbridge experienced an outbreak of hepatitis A last fall.

Mexican restaurant La Morada has a straightforward recipe for guacamole.

The "Judgement of Brooklyn" event will feature 32 beers, 32 wines and 10 local restaurants.

Harry Mcneary started The Urban Community Food Project in 2012.

Idalia Quinones and her family have been displaced from their home after a fire in Red Hook on March 30.

The Brombergs paired with Ken Sturm to take over the West 72nd space, said the deal's broker.