Business
Photo by Park Slope StoopThe story doesn’t have the gravitas of a Puccini opera, however the players in this tale are singing arias that have created quite a drama. The landlord versus owner kind of drama. And their stories are in extreme opposition. The setting is 160 7th Avenue
Food & Drink
Photo by Park Slope StoopEverything old is new again. Or is it everything new is old again? That debate could take awhile. But here’s something that isn’t up for debate. City Subs is “back” — and it’s delicious. First of all, it’s one of those great stories
Business
BBQ and Banchan at Insa. (Photo by Craig LaCourt)Are you interested in Korean BBQ, a swanky bar, and belting out some Journey [https://youtu.be/VcjzHMhBtf0] — all under one roof? You’ll be able to head to Gowanus and do just that next week. Tuesday, December 15 to be
52 5th Avenue
Photo by Park Slope StoopThe neighborhood is chock full of many lunch spots, so how can you decide which one to choose? The new Park Slope Lunch Beat [/?s=park+slope+lunch+beat] guides you through the myriad of choices available. We’ll break down the basics, share some special
59 5th Avenue
Artichoke Basille’s first Brooklyn location is now open on 5th Avenue (Photo by Park Slope Stoop)After a soft opening this past Saturday, Artichoke Basille’s Pizza [http://www.artichokepizza.com] opened today at 59 5th Avenue (between St Marks Avenue and Bergen Street) in the former Luscious Foods
204 6th Avenue
When the mom-centric shop Boing Boing closed last summer after 18 years in business [/blog/business/breastfeeding-babywearing-shop-boing-boing-to-close-after-18-years] on the corner of 6th Avenue and Union Street, it left a vacancy that’s apparently been tough to fill — but progress has been spotted, and a new space is getting ready to
Park Slope
The first new coffee shop coming to 7th Avenue this year has opened, and it’s differentiating itself with crepes. The Estaminet [http://estaminetbrooklyn.com/] opened recently at 107A 7th Avenue, on the corner of President Street, in the space that was previously home to Spectacles [/blog/business/new-cafe-the-estaminet-coming-to-7th-avenue]. As
Edward Lin
Pictured from left: Miro Gal, Lien Lin, Jed Freedlander, Edward LinWhen Bricolage [https://www.facebook.com/bricolagebrooklyn?fref=ts], the new restaurant that will deliver a modern take on Vietnamese cuisine to 162 5th Avenue, opens early in February, it will be the physical embodiment of its name: The word