Announcements
PARK SLOPE – A new wine-focused, Italian-inspired restaurant will open its doors Saturday evening in the space formerly occupied for 14 years by neighborhood favorite, Franny’s [/popular-pizza-spot-frannys-closing-14-years/]. Fausto, 348 Flatbush Avenue (Photo: Liz Clayman)When Franny’s owner, Francine Stephens, decided to close her restaurant this past August, she contacted
Food & Drink
Pizza lovers got some bad news on Friday when word got out that Franny’s [http://frannysbrooklyn.com/] will be closing its doors next month, Eater [https://ny.eater.com/2017/7/14/15973748/frannys-closing-nyc] reported. “It has been a true pleasure and honor to be able to cook for
59 5th Avenue
It looks like Artichoke Basille’s Pizza [http://www.artichokepizza.com/] is making the move to Brooklyn with a new location in Park Slope. The pizza place, which has three locations in Manhattan and a location in Astoria, Queens, is opening in the former Luscious Foods [/blog/business/luscious-food-to-close-at-the-end-of-october]location
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Lobster roll at Littleneck, nom nom nom.If you had to list the restaurants that are the heart and soul of the neighborhood, the places that we just couldn’t do without, the places that help define what Park Slope is, what would they be? The Village Voice recently put
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Whether you’ve still got gifts to buy or you’re looking for lunch, businesses on Flatbush Avenue are offering all sorts of deals for the month of December. Starting today, Monday, December 2, keep an eye out for red snowflakes [http://nfbid.com/redsnowflake-event-the-entire-month-of-december/] — participating North Flatbush BID [http:
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Still looking for something to do this weekend? Cookbook Tasting Series with Melissa Vaughan: Franny’s by Andrew Feinberg & Francine Stephens [http://powerhouseon8th.com/events/foodtasting-event-frannys-by-andrew-feinberg-francine-stephens/] When: Saturday, October 19, 4pm to 5pm Where: Powerhouse on 8th, 1111 8th Avenue, between 11th and 12th Street What: You can’t
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We recently tried the new incarnation [/blog/food/frannys-new-location-opens-monday-april-8] of Franny’s [http://frannysbrooklyn.com/], which opened at 348 Flatbush Avenue in April, and, as expected, it’s a larger space — now with more than 100 seats, up from 32, including a separate room downstairs that can be reserved for