Fraternizing With Brooklyn Rockers at the Manhattan Inn
A Greenpoint spot finds an particular clientele, for good and/or ill
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A couple mornings later, I return to the scene—this time, for brunch. I'm slumped into one of the tables in the back room, reading the paper over perfectly poached eggs while Michael Leviton, frontman for Williamsburg band the New Jerk Times, tinkles showtunes on the piano. The sun pours in from a large skylight; there's little sign of the balling and partying that surely went on in this very room just a few hours earlier. When a server freshens my Bloody Mary without my asking, I come to yet another realization: I like it here.
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