Green’s Bakery is the biggest babka wholesaler in New York City. Seen everywhere from iconic delis like Katz’s to popular groceries like Dean & Deluca and Whole Foods, Green’s babkas have become a staple in the city. The family-run business continues to use the same traditional recipe from Chana Green, an immigrant who came to the United States from Hungary after World War II. Producer Medha Imam visited the Brooklyn factory to get a behind-the-scenes tour and learn how the small business turned its moist bread and chocolate babka recipe into a gastronomic institution.

Check out Green's Bakery to learn more about their delicious Babkas.

Located on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Heights, Sahadi's is known across New York City as one of, if not the best middle eastern grocery store around. In this short video from local station CBS New York, take a peek inside the store to peek at what they have to offer.

CBS2's Elle McLogan found dried fruits, roasted nuts, and a sense of community at Sahadi's.

The sinking of the RMS Titanic is one of the most well-known disasters of the 20th Century, yet many do not know its New York City history. Specifically, how Chelsea's Pier 54 and the "Titanic Gate" played a role in the aftermath of the disaster, and the various places around the City where tributes and memorials have been made to those who perished. Learn all about them in this fascinating video from history YouTube channel History & Intrigue.

A brief history of New York City's Pier 54, the iconic final destination of the survivors of the Titanic's disastrous voyage across the Atlantic.