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A collection of 5 issues

Brooklyn Public Library’s PowerUp! Contest Awards Over $40,000 To Local Businesses

Last night, the Brooklyn Public Library’s 17th annual PowerUp! [https://www.bklynlibrary.org/business/powerup] competition culminated in a Zoom program to announce the winners. The competition, which was hosted by Joe Connolly of WCBS News Radio, began with over 300 participants and 90 business proposals. The awards ceremony

Where to Order and Take-Out Food: Park Slope

We, like you, are still trying to figure out how to navigate this new reality we’ve found ourselves in. There are a lot of uncertainties, but one thing we know for certain is that we love our local restaurants and we want to support them in any and all

Medusa Greek Taverna Comes to Park Slope

Some of the dips on offer. Courtesy of Medusa Greek Taverna.PARK SLOPE – On December 4th, George Constantinou opened up his fourth restaurant with his husband, Farid Ali – a modern Greek spot called Medusa Greek Taverna [http://medusataverna.com/]. The couple now operates three restaurants within two-blocks in Park Slope—

Openings and Closings: Tofu, Tacos, and Tavernas

Welcome back to this week’s openings and closings. We welcome a new Fifth Avenue Greek spot, a Philadelphia favorite, and lots of new mini-chains. Luckily for the readers who hate goodbyes, we have only one closing for you this time around. Bushwick Redcrest Fried Chicken [https://www.redcrestfriedchicken.com/

Hold The Gluten, Part 2: Gluten-Free Dining In The Slope

Living a gluten-free lifestyle requires a great deal of patience, determination, and willpower–especially when dining out. In a hunt to find Park Slope restaurants that offer gluten-free options (with a smile), we went undercover to find the best spots for our “GF” community to comfortably patronize. Despite some quizzical