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(Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER)Park Slope’s iconic French-Hungarian cafe has officially — and quietly — closed, owners confirmed today. After the Sunday crowds shuffled out, owners of Cafe Dada at 57 7th Avenue between Lincoln Place & St Johns Place, put up a single ‘closed’ sign that remained during Monday
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Images via NYPDPolice continue to search for two men in connection to a series of late-night restaurant burglaries in our area that have resulted in the theft of now nearly $90,000. On September 22, we reported that three burglaries took place [/blog/crime/cops-on-the-hunt-for-burglars-who-hit-three-local-restaurants] in our area, including Cafe
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Images via NYPDPolice continue to search for two men in connection to a series of late-night restaurant burglaries in our area that have resulted in the theft of now nearly $70,000. On September 22, we reported that three burglaries took place [/blog/crime/cops-on-the-hunt-for-burglars-who-hit-three-local-restaurants] in our area, including Cafe
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The art starts to look a little different through the fogged up window at Cafe Dada [http://www.cafedadany.com/]. Take any photos in Park Slope recently? Send them to editor@bklyner.com, add them to the Park Slope Stoop Flickr group [http://www.flickr.com/groups/parkslopestoop/], or tag
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Ella Auerbakh, who has now been serving clients at her spas and salons in Park Slope for over 25 years, grew up in Vilnius, Lithuania, and more than anything wanted to be a pianist. She completed a conservatory of music, with a secondary degree as an aesthetician. “Everyone was required
Alan Kritzler
Alan Kritzler’s photography exhibit, Signs of Our Times 2, opens at Cafe Dada [http://www.cafedadany.com/] (57 7th Ave) tomorrow, Thursday, July 11 with a party from 6:30-9:30pm, and you’ll be able to view his photos (including the one above, shot on Wall Street about
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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
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Park Slope takes its coffee seriously. Each of our many venues adds its own personal style in coffee, menu, entertainment, and ambiance for the varied needs of our diverse community. Whether you’re a serious coffee drinker, toddler-toting parent, or just need to find a place to spend the afternoon
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Four months after opening, Cafe Dada [/blog/news/cafe-dada-vs-kos-kaffe-a-formerly-ozzies-face-off] has come into its own. There’s a five-star consensus on Yelp [http://www.yelp.com/biz/cafe-dada-brooklyn?sort_by=date_desc], and the joint was jumping on a recent weekday afternoon. The coffee is great and the pastries tempting (especially