Attenuating the Jetlag Recovery Formula
It's only a slight exaggeration to describe my life as being composed of two halves: jetlag and recovering from jetlag. I have different formulas depending upon the direction. From Paris to Brooklyn: no sleep on the flight, stay up late, up early the next day, get out of the apartment and stay away until nightfall. Today was that "next day" so I went deep into Brooklyn to a neighborhood called Gravesend and had some Ukranian food at Slavyanskiy Bazar. It's a food that I want to like but it never cooperates.
Showing posts with label eastern european. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eastern european. Show all posts
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Karloff - Brooklyn
Swiss-Knife Cafe
Everyone who walked in did what I did - looked around, a bit confused, trying to figure out the newly opened cafe that took over the old Tea Lounge space. They want to cover all the bases, serving a strange mix of Eastern European comfort food, ice cream, baked goods, coffee and even smoothies. I didn't stay befuddled too long, I was coming off an eight-hour conference call and was starving. I glanced at the menu and chose the first thing I saw - chicken meatloaf with mashed potatoes.
Everyone who walked in did what I did - looked around, a bit confused, trying to figure out the newly opened cafe that took over the old Tea Lounge space. They want to cover all the bases, serving a strange mix of Eastern European comfort food, ice cream, baked goods, coffee and even smoothies. I didn't stay befuddled too long, I was coming off an eight-hour conference call and was starving. I glanced at the menu and chose the first thing I saw - chicken meatloaf with mashed potatoes.
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