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  1. Best of New York
    The Absolute Best Downtown Date Bar in New YorkSeven downtown spots to put you in the mood.
    By Vanita Salisbury
  2. What to Drink
    A Look at Featherweight, Now Serving Jujube-Infused Gin Cocktails inMama said knock you out! Or at least fix you a strong drink.
    By Hugh Merwin
  3. Fall Preview
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    By Alexa Tsoulis-Reay
  4. Empire Building
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    By Jenny Miller
  5. Breakthroughs
    Tribeca’s Weather Up Will ‘Harvest’ Its Own IceBut will they be using swords?
    By Daniel Maurer
  6. Stirrings
    Ace Hotel May Get Weather Up Cocktails, Sandwiches From No. 7A Perry St alum wants to do for sandwiches what Danny Meyer did for burgers.
    By Daniel Maurer
  7. Slideshow
    A First Look at Glass Shop, Serving Aussie-Style Espresso This WeekendThere’ll be a bar in the center of the room and a garden in the back.
    By Daniel Maurer
  8. Mediavore
    Jalapeños to Blame for Salmonella?; ‘Rachael Ray Show’ NoPlus: Brooklyn’s burgeoning cocktail scene, restaurant closures in the Hamptons, and more, in our morning news digest.
  9. NewsFeed
    Vongerichten Veteran to Open Restaurant in Fort GreeneA Perry Street sous-chef is opening his own (unnamed) place in Brooklyn.
  10. In the Magazine
    Pizza, Pretzels, and Bourbon — Sounds DreamyA major new pizzeria in the East Village, where to find delicious pretzels, and the scene at a Prospect Heights bar — all in this week’s magazine.
  11. Neighborhood Watch
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  12. Openings
    Weather Up Brings Petraske’s Presbyterians to Prospect Heights After a few weeks of preopening buzz, Weather Up has opened and owner Kathryn Weatherup (as you’ll recall, an original partner in East Side Company) tells us that by the end of the week there will be eleven classic cocktails on the menu (including an old-fashioned, a Brooklyn, a Florida daiquiri, a Presbyterian, a honeysuckle, a Sazerac, an aviator, and a bee’s knees) plus a weekly pick from bartenders Eliza Rose (formerly of Veritas) and James Arnold, who were trained by Milk and Honey’s Sasha Petraske. Hours of operation: Tuesday through Sunday, 7 p.m. till 3 a.m. Will this reliquary get mobbed as quickly as the Hotel Delmano did? For anyone planning to go there, we hope not. Weather Up, 589 Vanderbilt Ave., nr. Dean St., Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; no phone yet. Earlier: Prospect Heights Cocktail Den Promises Back Garden, Oysters
  13. NewsFeed
    Prospect Heights Cocktail Den Promises Back Garden, Oysters Weather Up, the new cocktail bar in Prospect Heights, should open in a couple of weeks, says owner Kathryn Weatherup, an original investor in East Side Company Bar. Weather Up’s partner Matthew Maddy, who cut his teeth with a design firm that worked on the Box and Stanton Social, is turning a former storefront church (Google street view, above) into a “jewel box” of sorts by installing an old mahogany bar with a custom-made brass bar top, a tiled vaulted ceiling, stainless-steel and onyx light fixtures, and banquettes of buffalo-skin leather. Add to all that a back garden and you have a drinks temple fit for barkeeps trained by Sasha Petraske. There will be oysters and cheese plates, but obviously the thing that’ll drive people here are the classic cocktails, with the menu changing every couple of months. Soundtrack: jazz, blues, and local cocktailians smacking their lips. Weather Up, 589 Vanderbilt Ave., nr. Dean St., Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; no phone yet.