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A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: Daisy Mayâ€™s BBQ

In recent years there has been somewhat of a renaissance of BBQ joints in our fair city. And no place has been more at the forefront of this movement than Daisy Mayâ€™s BBQ. [...]

Workspeak

Have you had a chance to give the marketing group a heads up? Have you gone down to sales to keep the ball rolling? If you donâ€™t get on it soon, weâ€™re going to [...]

A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: Island Burgers & Shakes

Island Burgers is first and foremost a burger joint. This place is no frills and thatâ€™s a good thing. There are no french fries on the menu, which might seem jarring to some- to [...]

A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: Cherin

LocalBozo.com is proud to bring you a gem of value in a city shrouded with over-priced alternatives. Enter Cherin, an outstanding sushi find tucked away on East 6th Street in the East Village, which unites a [...]

A LocalBozo.com Concert Review: Faith No More

After a successful run of international festivals, Faith No More announced a sprinkling of domestic tour dates (four in California and three east coast stops), two of which were at the incredible Williamsburg Waterfront (also home [...]

Things We Like That Donâ€™t Get Enough Respect

My problem with people that refuse to acknowledge the WWE on any level is the predictability of their answer- that itâ€™s fake and the outcomes are predetermined. As a big time fan, itâ€™s something I [...]

A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: Bryant Park Grill

The dimly lit patio at the Bryant Park Grill offers one of the most unique outdoor dining experiences in Manhattan. Elegant yet relatively informal, the space is ideal for a workplace gathering or an intimate dinner [...]

A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: El Parador Cafe

Tucked just behind a side ramp for the Queens-Midtown tunnel, is a satisfying change of pace. Veiled by its unassuming red awning, El Parador CafÃ© is a long-established eatery that caters to an older audience for [...]

A LocalBozo.com Restaurant Review: The Meatball Shop

Veiled just blocks from the bustle of Houston Street in the Lower East Side, comes one of Manhattanâ€™s newest niche eateries, subtly titled â€œThe Meatball Shop.â€ Lined with a long bar and an accompanying twenty seat [...]

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