Eater called Fini Pizza a “impressive addition to the crowded Williamsburg pizza community.” Now, it's expanding with a new location in the Hamptons. (via EaterNY)
that it was a “luxe version of the New York slice,” in a neighborhood they dubbed, perhaps controversially, to be serving “the best pizza in the world.” Now, Feeney is expanding with a new location in Amagansett, in the Hamptons, at 237 Main Street, near Hedges Lane. It’s set to open sometime this summer, according to Feeney.best Georgian food in the five boroughs
, is set to open its first Brooklyn location. The restaurant jumped out of the gate when it opened in Chelsea, later expanding to the Upper West Side. A sign posted to 121 Montague Street, near Henry Street, promises the restaurant is coming soon to Brooklyn Heights.
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