Restaurant At Barclays Center Touts Other Team's Cuisine
A restaurant at Brooklyn's Barclays Center is serving "enemy food'' with a menu that is inspired by whatever team the hometown Nets are playing.
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A restaurant at Brooklyn's Barclays Center is serving "enemy food'' with a menu that is inspired by whatever team the hometown Nets are playing.
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