Announcements
Beharry Roti, Liena Zagare/BkynerDITMAS PARK – A new restaurant will be opening in Ditmas Park, though we don’t know yet when. The owner of the place is Alan Harding, a chef who the NY Times profiled [https://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/20/dining/brooklyn-restaurant-pioneer-alan-harding-reshapes-his-career.html] in 2014 and
bands
Photo courtesy Darren DeFranco.This Saturday, February 21, neighbor Darren DeFranco [https://soundcloud.com/darrendefranco] and his band, The Mean Beans, will be performing at Bar Chord [http://barchordnyc.com/] (1008 Cortelyou Road) at 8pm. Before they rock our socks off, we wanted to learn more about our neighbor and
1715 Foster Avenue
He sits at the bar of his bistro, La Crêpe et La Vie [http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-crepe-et-la-vie-brooklyn], laptop open, comparing recipes for bouillabaisse. Even seated, Kostas Kormopoulos’ energy sizzles, like batter poured on a hot griddle. “Sit wherever you like,” he motions dismissively. I seat myself and order
Konstantino's
If you’re a musician, poet, storyteller, or comedian looking for a place to try your material locally, Konstantino’s La Crepe et la Vie [/blog/food/la-crepe-et-la-vie-now-open-on-foster-avenue] (1715 Foster Avenue between E 17th and E 18th Streets) has you covered–this Sunday, May 11, the restaurant is hosting its
Foster Avenue
After months of waiting [/blog/news/new-cafe-on-foster-will-be-konstantinos-la-crepe-et-la-vie], La Crepe et la Vie [/blog/tag/konstantinos] opened quietly this past Friday at 1715 Foster Ave between E 17th and E 18th Sts. In a space that most recently held a store that sold monuments, neighbor Konstantino has done a lot to
La Crepe et la Vie
We’ve learned that the new cafe that’s coming [/blog/business/new-cafe-coming-to-foster-avenue] to 1715 Foster Ave, between East 17th and East 18th Streets, will actually be a creperie, and much more. Konstantino’s La Crepe et la Vie is the project of neighbor Konstantino, who owned a shop on