Hang Ten at Imaginary Surf Co.

Wax on in Brooklyn

Skip to summer with beachy keen custom surfboards, boogie boards, and handplanes made in the Rockaways.

You’ll want them to last way longer than eight crazy nights.

The lowdown on the newest High Line-area restaurant includes pickled veggies, duck confit salad, and a comfortable ruckus at the bar come late-night.

Has the Internet replaced the pleasure of an old-fashioned cookbook? We don’t think so. Here are five new ones we gobbled up.

When in Crown Heights, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, Park Slope, or the West Village, do as the DailyCandy editors do.

A Japanese Iron Chef takes on American comfort food and wins. See and taste for yourself in a new, sleek yet cozy restaurant.

Welcome to the neighborhood: A new Scandinavian restaurant and cocktail bar (permanently) pops up next to the Wythe Hotel and Brooklyn Brewery.

Treat yourself to no dishes, no stress, and a feast prepared by one of this city’s glorious chefs. Eleven delicious options after the jump.