Cheeseboat is a small Georgian restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that serves up traditional khachapuri, a boat-shaped bread bowl filled with melted cheese, butter, and sometimes meats and other ingredients. In this video from our friends at Insider, see what they are all about.

Cheeseboat is a family-run Georgian restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that serves a cheese bread from Adjaria, infused with Georgian flavors and culture. We tasted six of these cheese-filled breads, ranging from sweet to savory, and picked our favorite ones.

This great vintage photograph from the Spring of 1952 shows Midtown Manhattan from above. Snapped from a helicopter over the East River, the view looks southwest, capturing both the U.N. Headquarters and Empire State Building in the same shot.

The United Nations Headquarters (Wallace K. Harrison, 1949-1952) on foreground, with the Secretariat tower (Wallace K. Harrison, 1950). On background, can be seen the Empire State Building (Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, 1931) at left and the Daily News Building (Hood & Howells, 1930), in this aerial view looking southwest, in Spring, 1952.

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