Showing posts with label Beer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beer. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 23

New French Bistro on Newkirk confirmed for 2008 and new restaurant/bar at Cornerstone in the works


Ben Smith reports on 10/22-

Confirming a tip in the comments section yesterday, I asked the folks who run the Farm on Adderley about the timing of the planned French bistro on Newkirk and Argyle.

Gary Jonas emails that he and his wife, Allison, "are opening up a French bistro on Newkirk. We are partnering up with neighbor Jim Mamary, who is responsible for much of Smith Street. We are hoping for a Christmas opening, but it could be pushed back to Jan/Feb."

and also on Miscellaneous stuff - on 10/17 Liena posted leading to this long thread-

Anonymous said...

I have inside information that a person who owns a very popular restaurant/bar in Park Slope is seriously negotiating with the owner of the Cornerstone. He is not planning on having a kitchen but will probably offer sandwiches....he has many good ideas.

Keep your fingers crossed.

Miscellaneous stuff [Ditmas Park Blog]
New Bistro aiming for Xmas Opening [Ditmas Park Blog]

Friday, September 21

Weekend Links - General Howe's Map

M.T.A. Makes Deal for Cellphones in Stations [NY Times]
News Flash: MTA Was Unprepared For August 8 Storm? [Gothamist]
Interest rates slashed to help economy [CNN Money]
Is Zillow Immune from a Housing Crash? [BITS - NY Times]
Trulia Leaps Ahead to Become One of the Top 3 Traffic Drivers to Real Estate Companies Nationwide [AOL]
Living Here | Simple Houses In Grand Settings ‘More Deep Seclusion’ [NY Times Escapes]
Costs of New York traffic second only to L.A. [Newsday] via Freakonomics

Rating the Housing Market [WNYC The Brian Lehrer Show] via Gowanus Lounge
Promising prospects for Prospect Heights historic designation [AY Report] via Brownstoner
LPC: Prospect Heights 'At the Top of the List' [Brownstoner]
Filmore Place Historic District [WPA of Willamsburg and Greenpoint]
Kissing Cousins at 100: Only One Shows Its Age [NY Times RE]
What Poll Workers Do When No Voters Are Around [NY Times City Blog]

Flatbush Frolic: ‘More Than Just Socks and Sausages’ [Brooklyn Daily Eagle]
Extended Hours [The Farm on Adderly]
Picket Fence Re-opens [Ditmas Park Blog]
Cortelyou Condos [Ditmas Park Blog]
Momo! [Ditmas Park Blog]
What's on Tap for Cortelyou Road? [Brownstoner]

Park(ing) Day is on! [Sustainable Flatbush]
Brewing by Committee [Homemade]
Here's What's Fresh off the Trailer [Trailer Park]
Future Perfect [d.u.m.b.o. art under the bridge festival]
BK Heights mothers, lock up your daughters: Pitt & Clooney coming tonight [OTBKB] via Curbed
Coen Brothers Paint the Town [Brooklyn Heights Blog]

Tuesday, April 17

Flatbush Family Network - Shopping Newkirk - What's Your Favorite

Subject: FW: [SPAM] Re: [FlatbushFamilyNetwork] Shopping Newkirk - What's Your Favorite?
On 4/16/07, fdcmarketing phillipkellogg@mac.com wrote:

Where do you shop at Newkirk Plaza?
And, what do you like to buy?

I'm new in the area and I have had a great time discovering all that
is new here - and on Cortelyou Road. One project in my new job at the
Flatbush Development Corporation is to find out what kind of shopping
and eating people do at Newkirk. I've been going into the stores and
restaurants and discovered so many great things. But it is the regular
customers who really know where to find the best of everything.

- Is it the stewed chicken at Fisherman's Cove?
- The earrings at Royal Market?
- The bargain designer eyewear at Veyana?

- The spinach pie at Cha's?
- Or, is it the fact that you can get a newspaper, fill a
prescription, buy fresh fish and pick out a good bottle of wine all at
a subway stop?

It would be great if you took a minute to respond with 2-3 of your
favorites shops and restaurants and what you like to buy there. Keep
it short if you like... just write whatever comes to mind. It'll be
interesting to see what everyone has to say.

I know many of you may want to respond with what new things you'd like
to see, and that's ok too. But the first thing I'm hoping to find out
and to let others know about, is all the great things already here -
right under our noses.

Thank you,
Phillip

On Behalf Of Tonia Gustafson
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 7:23 PM
To: fdcmarketing
Cc: FlatbushFamilyNetwork@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [SPAM]
Re: [FlatbushFamilyNetwork] Shopping Newkirk - What's Your Favorite?

I just moved here 2 months ago and was pleasantly surprised to find so much
so close to our house. I still don't know all the store names yet but I am
in the place next to Almac, with the fruit & veggies out front, 4 times a
week. They get fresh cannoli from Bay Ridge daily and let me tell you they
are way too good! They also have organic milk about $1 cheaper per half
gallon than the C-Town (?) on E 16th. Almac is a godsend. Period. The
bagels on Newkirk are, in my families opinion, not great but we were spoiled
living a block from Bagel World on Court St. We love Loduca Pizza, have
decided that Chinese place across the st from the big laundry place on
Newkirk rocks and can't stand that Duncan Donuts won't let customers use the
bathroom. Pisses me off to no end yet I still go there for coffee & ice
cream. It's also amazing that there are Two banks right there in the plaza.
The jerk chicken at Fisherman's Cove is phenomenal though not as good as
mine of course ;) I just wish they jerked chicken breasts; it's just legs
there. The deli at the corner where Almac is makes the most amazing warm
turkey sandwich; he chops up the turkey slices on the grill, on wheat with
swiss - yum. So that's it for now, still exploring! I need to find fresh
mozzarella closer than PPW, a really great place to get my shoes/boots
re-soled, shined etc. I'd also love to find a better butcher, with hanger
steak, more selection .. someone who will ask me how thick I want the steaks
cut.
~ Tonia

Sunday, January 1

Vox Pop

1022 Cortelyou Road

http://www.voxpopnet.net

Be Sure to check out the constantly evolving lines of coffees, Here and the latest menu Here.

Picket Fence

Phone: 718.282.6661

Website: http://www.picketfencebrooklyn.com

open tuesday through sunday

lunch (daily)
brunch (saturday & sunday)
11am - 3pm

dinner & dessert
5pm - 10pm

we accept Visa and MasterCard

ample street parking available

reservations
accepted for parties of 6 or more and for special events

Menus

Brunch
Lunch
Dinner/ Kids
Specials