Yafa Deli in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is an unassuming storefront with a very tasty secret: they serve some of the best wings, sandwiches, and fried chicken in the borough. Next time you're in the area, drop by Yafa Deli and see what all the fuss is about! Until then, enjoy our feature on this unlikely dining destination, only on Going In with Brian Vines.

Yafa Deli is located at 907 Fulton St. in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

A new interactive map from Brooklyn-based web developer and data visualization guru Jill Hubley uses publicly accessible data to show which buildings around the City have the highest and lowest greenhouse gas emissions.

Looking at the map, it's obvious that high emissions are being generated by a cluster of buildings in Midtown Manhattan, which is not surprising, given the size and type of buildings in that neighborhood. The main call to action in PlaNYC is to improve the energy efficiency of NYC's buildings2, and one initiative that facilitates that action is The New York City Carbon Challenge. The challenge loops in private sector partners who have volunteered to agressively cut their emissions. These partners include office buildings, Broadway theaters, and hotels — including many in Midtown.

Read through the full analysis or check out the interactive map to see if the building where you live or work is one of the worst offenders.

Opened by Morris Cohen back in 1937, beloved Lower East Side candy store Economy Candy started as a hat and shoe repair shop with a small candy pushcart outside. During the Great Depression, business dried up for the repair shop, but the inexpensive candy treats sold well, pivoting the business into what it is today. In this short episode of the excellent Neighborhood Treats series from our friends at ABC 7, watch as 3rd-generation owner Mitchell Cohen talks about the store and its history.

Step inside the oldest candy store in New York City - filled with sweets from your childhood.