The Sloppy Joe is a staple of American cuisine and consist of ground beef, onions, and sweetened tomato sauce served on a hamburger bun. Although recipes for this type of sandwich dates back to the 1920s a debate remains on where the actual name came from. Some believe it was a local Sioux City, Iowa cook named Joe who made loose meat sandwichs; others believe the name comes directly from a Key West, Florida bar called Sloppy Joe's. This mystery will most likely never be resolved.
Root Hill serves up a Blue Cheese style Sloppy Joe, which goes great with a can of Pork Slap and a side of garlic mashed potatoes. mmmmhhh garlic.
We recommend not dancing while you eat it.
To accompany the ongoing exhibition "Little Shiny Things" in collaboration with ContaminateNYC, DiVino will guide you through a tasting of three white wines revealing their hidden character and complexity.
Every day we look out our window and watch this lady chatting to herself. One day last week Angelo decided to take a photo of her while she was in deep conversation with..someone. Here is his photo. Look where she is looking.