Downtown Brooklyn
Here’s some news on eateries opening soon and closing in northwestern Brooklyn’s ever-evolving restaurant scene. It’s difficult to keep up with all the changes, so tips are always welcome at editor@bklyner.com. Stumptown Coffee, 212 Pacific Street (Photo: Nathan Haselby)Stumptown Coffee, 212 Pacific Street (Photo:
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Pauline & Sharon’s, 597 4th Avenue (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)[UPDATED: June 9, 2017, 2:30pm] South Slope Public House responded and informed us that they are not closed. They are currently working on interior renovations. Park Slope has lost a few popular eateries. A reader sadly pointed
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Pauline & Sharon’s, 597 4th Avenue (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)Park Slope has lost a few popular eateries. A reader sadly pointed out that pizza shop Pauline & Sharon’s [/meet-t-j-oconnor-the-chef-making-everything-from-scratch-at-pauline-sharons-pizza-southslope/] , formerly located 597 4th Avenue in South Slope, has permanently shuttered. A call to the shop’s
279 5th Avenue
Henri On Fifth‘s request to open a sidewalk cafe has been approved by Community Board 6 [http://brooklyncb6.org/]. The French/German/Asian-inspired restaurant located on 5th Avenue and 1st Street, which opened in January [/blog/business/henri-on-fifth-opens-tonight], will have an unenclosed sidewalk cafe with 12 tables and 27
279 5th Avenue
Henri on Fifth [http://henrionfifth.com], the new French/German/Asian-inspired restaurant that’s taken over the 5th Avenue corner formerly home to Aperitivo, opens to the public tonight. The new restaurant at 279 5th Avenue, on the corner of 1st Street, has been working on updates since Aperitivo — which