HeyJaredGrand Army Gazette
Dispatches from Prospect Heights, Crown Heights and North Slope.
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Nacho Macho Taco Owner Is Branching Out With a Cantina (opens the original)
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Hi all,I’ve loved hearing your Apartment Whisper Network success stories this summer. There’s also a lot of interest in the network from neighbors hunting for a place this fall. If you’re moving, consider giving someone a head start by sharing the details of your apartment before it hits the market.In this issue, a new cantina comes near the Barclays Center, a Vanderbilt Avenue restaurant is closing, details on a parking change for Prospect Heights, a potential hurdle for a new Crown Heights bak
New Franklin Avenue Cafe Unveils Big Plans for the Block (opens the original)
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Hi all, We got sad news in the neighborhood last night that Milk Bar is closing both locations after 17 years in the community. I’ll miss the tuna melts dearly and hope something exciting takes over those two prime corners. Curious what you guys want to see.In this issue, a Crown Heights newcomer expands, Milk Bar closes after almost two decades in the neighborhood, more details on Caputo’s Bagels in Park Slope, a member at Studio Pilates South Slope competes in Dancing with the Stars, a new caf
The Restaurant Group Taking Over Vanderbilt Avenue (opens the original)
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Hi all,In this issue, a new ramen restaurant is headed to Vanderbilt, the Brooklyn Public Library launches a craft library, a new cafe from an owner of Cordelia and Arise Yoga opens, a yoga studio marks its first anniversary with $1 classes, Sofreh Cafe debuts a new froyo flavor, a Park Slope restaurant makes a date-night guide, an 1892 Park Slope mansion hits the market for a cool $15 million, and neighbors share their go-to mechanics.A new ramen restaurant is coming to Vanderbilt Avenue—but th
Crown Heights Bakery Takes On Line-Shaming (opens the original)
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Hi all,It’s the last week of summer as it exists in our minds, but I am taking comfort that we still have a few more weekends of Open Streets on Vanderbilt and Franklin.In this issue, the soft-serve line discourse spills over into Crown Heights, a new co-working space opens in Prospect Heights, West Indian Day festivities return to the neighborhood, a Brooklyn Museum exhibit lands on a “must-see” list, and readers share their favorite places to work from in the neighborhood. Lisbonata, the Crown
Brooklyn Bread Makers Join Forces for New Crown Heights Bakery (opens the original)
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Hi all,It’s always quiet in the neighborhood during these last few weeks of summer, but even I was shocked to see several open tables outside at Gold Star at 4 p.m. on a Sunday. Those of us still around should take advantage while everyone on Instagram is apparently in Maine.In other news, the Battle of Brooklyn reenactment Saturday was awesome. I filled out this survey encouraging them not to wait 25 years for the next one.<div class
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