OS Cafe
15th Street Cafe [/blog/business/15th-st-cafe-opens-on-5th-avenue], which closed [/blog/business/now-closed-15-st-cafe] on the corner of 5th Avenue and 15th Street in October, is back and better than ever in a brand new location at 535 6th Avenue, between 14th and 15th Streets. Rebranded OS Cafe (Off To Start Cafe), the
Bright Kids
Looking to give the kids an academic boost for the coming school year? Bright Kids NYC [http://www.bright-kids.com/nyc/] is opening a new center at 438 6th Avenue (between 9th and 10th Streets), most recently occupied by Juguemos a Cantar [http://www.juguemos.org/]. Like their three Manhattan
mugging
A warm and pleasant evening turned violent after a woman was mugged on the corner of 12th Street and 6th Avenue Friday. According to a neighbor on the scene, the woman was attacked around 7pm on April 11 by four teenage boys. “She screamed and people literally came running from
muse cafe
Those who voted for another coffee shop [/blog/business/red-horse-cafe-space-available-for-4000-a-month] are getting your wish. A neighbor tells us that 497 6th Avenue, most recently occupied by Red Horse Cafe [/blog/business/writers-haven-red-horse-cafe-closes-its-doors], is set to become Muse Cafe, and will feature coffee, tea, and an Asian Fusion menu. If all
admissions
Good news for families on that epic South Slope preschool hunt. Brooklyn Sandbox [http://brooklynsandbox.com/], a new early learning center for children ages 2 through 5, located on 6th Avenue, between 15th and 16th Street, will open their doors in September 2014. According to their website [http://brooklynsandbox.com/
mariella
It didn’t take long for a new restaurant to set up shop in the old Sweetwolf’s space [/blog/business/sweetwolfs-closing-on-6th-avenue] (492 6th Ave at 12th Street). Mariella is officially open, and joins Piccoli Trattoria [http://www.piccoliny.com/trattoria.html] (522 6th Avenue at 14th Street) and Bar
eight avenue
As we wander about our modern neighborhood, caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to ignore the long and vibrant history of our community. Let’s remedy that. Every weekend, we’ll take a step back, with the help of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle