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1715 Foster Avenue. (Photo by Carly Miller)The only thing more delightful than the warm, neighborly atmosphere inside the new pastel-painted Roti Shop on Foster Avenue is the fresh, homecooked food. In December, we announced what looks like a restaurant renaissance coming to Foster Avenue [/three-new-restaurants-opening-foster-avenue-victorian-flatbush-counter-progress/] . And the first to
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Photo by Mitchell J. Silver.The entire borough was jumpin’ this week. And you were busy jumpin’ as well. Here’s a chance to catch up on all the goings on throughout the county of Kings. Sheepshead Bay’s skyline has changed forever. [http://www.sheepsheadbites.com/2016/07/sheepshead-bays-skyline-changed-forever/
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“I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0pfP_MD6xA]” (Courtesy: doaanyway / Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/BII7xZrDJT-/])Whether you’re at the beach, or at your local pool, or in line to get an iced coffee, take the time to
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(Photo by Ditmas Park Corner)As a creature of habit, I am stubbornly resistant to change, especially when it comes to my favorite restaurants. If I find a spot with reliable and affordable food, I tend to eat there until I’m swallowing my pride along with eat bite, smiling
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Mother and son team Narvin and Suzy Seemungal. “My vision is to simplify; people will be able to pick roti types, with a meat, a veg, and a couple of sides,” he said, pointing at the soon-to-be chalkboard above the counter. (Photo by Ditmas Park Corner)Narvin Seemungal dreamed of
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As the Kings Theatre prepares for tonight’s inaugural concert (Diana Ross! [/blog/art-music/diana-ross-to-perform-inaugural-concert-at-kings-theatre]) in the stunning space that just underwent a nearly $95 million renovation [/blog/news/shuttered-nearly-four-decades-stunning-kings-theatre-reopens-following-95-million-renovation] , we’re hoping the influx of people coming to the area will explore the neighborhood beyond the theatre’s walls
ali's roti shop
Brooklyn is home to the largest population of Trinidad and Tobago natives in the United States and, naturally, some of the best Trini food this side of the Caribbean. Trinidadian food blends influences from T & T’s Indian and Afro-Caribbean populations with a range of ingredients and techniques native