uncle arthur's cafe
Seven months after opening on 9th Street [/blog/business/welcome-to-9th-street-uncle-arthurs-cafe], Uncle Arthur’s Cafe has closed for good. Despite a sign on the door of 237 9th Street, just off 4th Avenue, promising they’re closed for renovations, owner Richard Gussoff tells us the coffee shop and restaurant, which was
the soup bowl
Craving a little lobster butternut squash [/blog/food/soup-of-the-day-lobster-butternut-squash-bisque-at-the-soup-bowl] bisque [/blog/food/soup-of-the-day-lobster-butternut-squash-bisque-at-the-soup-bowl]? We bring tidings of great joy! Richard Gussoff, owner of 7th Avenue’s popular pop-up restaurant, The Soup Bowl [http://thesoupbowlofparkslope.com/], officially opened Uncle Arthur’s Cafe [http://www.unclearthurscafe.com/], located at 237 9th Street
Coming Soon
When The Soup Bowl [http://thesoupbowlofparkslope.com/] closes for the season this Friday in its pop-up space [/blog/food/the-soup-bowl-is-open-for-the-season-on-7th-avenue] at 319 7th Avenue, you won’t have to wait until fall to enjoy a bowl of their lobster butternut squash bisque [/blog/food/soup-of-the-day-lobster-butternut-squash-bisque-at-the-soup-bowl] — it’ll be on the