bath beach
Join us in welcoming a new birria truck, several new pizzerias, and a new Brooklyn home for a Manhattan favorite. Sadly, we say goodbye to two Park Slope spots this week. As always, let us know if we’ve missed anything [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHXqIQrTLCPeA3dvDaAHHsm5HeU8F7gfZnscBK337wqaY6Xg/viewform?
Bogota Latin Bistro
It’s all about brownstones. (Photo by Park Slope Stoop)Looking for a way to get away without the hassle of taking a trip? How about a day trip to another part of our lovely Brooklyn? Here are our recommendations for a Saturday in Park Slope. To get to Park
dizzy's diner
With a number of awesome comedy shows in our area, you might have a hard time deciding between them. But if you’re hungry for more than just laughs, a new show that launches this weekend might be just the place for you. The Cynical Bastard Comedy Hour and Ten
dizzy's diner
If you’re looking for another spot to get a little work done in the neighborhood, the spacious back room in the Dizzy’s Diner [http://dizzys.com/] at 230 5th Avenue is now open on weekdays for the laptop crowd. Not only is there plenty of seating in the
Alchemy
One of our favorite cold-weather comfort foods is pancakes — few other meals can warm you up on a chilly December morning better than a gut-busting stack of flapjacks. And with so many diners and brunch options in Park Slope, pancake lovers have got a lot of choices. So which ones
5th avenue diner
A diner can be a different thing to different people. It can be a place for pancakes and coffee in the morning. It can be the last stop after a night out for a cup of coffee. Diners are an institution and they are as individual as they are unique.
anthony's
“Comfort food is traditionally eaten food which provides a nostalgic or sentimental feeling to the person eating it.” [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comfort_food] Comfort food holds personal meaning for all of us—whether we attach it to childhood memories of Mom’s chicken noodle soup, or high holidays
dizzy's diner
More details have started to emerge [http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/35/36/dtg_dizzysstabbing_2012_09_07_bk.html] about the horrifying stabbing of a Dizzy’s employee outside the 8th Avenue diner early last Saturday morning. From the Brooklyn Paper: > Guadalupe Morales — a 41-year-old late-night porter regulars