Paul Noth has a knack for delivering clever humor in a single panel, and his work has become a favorite for fans of witty, understated comedy. Known for his cartoons in the New Yorker, Noth’s ...

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A favorite is this hole-in-the-wall spot in Crown Heights. The oxtail is phenomenal, and a good oxtail makes me happy. — Paul Carmichael, Kabawa and Bar Kabawa 135 Kingston Avenue (Bergen Street) ...