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The Gorilla Coffee location at 97 5th Avenue will close on January 2. (Photo by Pamela Wong / BKLYNER)Coffee lovers will soon have to schlep a few extra blocks to get their caffeine fix. Gorilla Coffee [http://gorillacoffee.com/] at 97 5th Avenue (at Park Place) will close on Monday,
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The new bike rack at al di la. (Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope Stoop)Enjoying a Sunday Italian brunch and picking up a new bike helmet on 5th Avenue just got a lot easier. While al di la Trattoria [http://www.aldilatrattoria.com/] (248 5th Avenue at Carroll Street)
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The new bike rack at al di la. (Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope Stoop)Enjoying a Sunday Italian brunch and picking up a new bike helmet on 5th Avenue just got a lot easier. While al di la Trattoria [http://www.aldilatrattoria.com/] (248 5th Avenue at Carroll Street)
Gorilla Coffee
Photo by traceytooleny [http://instagram.com/p/xWybYnnp4Y/?modal=true] Photographer and mama traceytooleny [http://instagram.com/p/xWybYnnp4Y/?modal=true] assures us that was water in the cup, and luckily for her not something a bit more caffeinated. Take any photos in Park Slope recently? Send them to editor@
Gorilla Coffee
A dog with good taste in coffee, patiently waiting outside of Gorilla’s [http://gorillacoffee.com/] 5th Avenue location. Take a photo in Park Slope recently? Send it to editor@bklyner.com, add it to the Park Slope Stoop Flickr group [http://www.flickr.com/groups/parkslopestoop/] , or tag it
Bergen Street
Gorilla Coffee [http://gorillacoffee.com/]‘s second location [/blog/news/gorilla-coffee-opening-second-location-on-bergen-street] at 472 Bergen Street, just a few blocks away from its 5th Avenue spot, officially opened this week. And as owners Carol McLaughlin and Darleen Scherer had stressed leading up to the opening [/blog/food/gorilla-coffees-bergen-street-outpost-to-open-next-friday], this space is
cafe dada
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
Cafe Martin
The X-axis: Good for Working vs. Good for Playing. The Y-axis: All of the Kids vs. None of the Kids. (clockwise from left) Tea Lounge: [http://www.tealoungeny.com/] Though the baby count is a Park Slope punchline, Tea Lounge is and remains one of the best places to get