Posted in Food, Misc, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn diner, brooklyn restaurant, diner food nyc, flatbush ave, new floridian brooklyn, nyc diner, photography on June 13, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Here’s your appetizer. To get one for yourself at the New Floridian, go to Kings Plaza, then drive down Flatbush until you see a restaurant that doesn’t look like a diner, thanks to its modernized facade. Park the car (only a lunatic would take public transportation this far out); you have arrived! Enjoy.
Posted in Food, tagged bay ridge, brooklyn, brooklyn diner, brooklyn ice cream parlor, brooklyn nostalgia, fifth ave, hinsch's, photography, waffle on January 11, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Hinsch’s has been serving ice cream for more than sixty years, but word is, they’re coasting on the old school look in order to get away with ordinary food and service. It’s true that the words diner and outstanding are rarely used in the same sentence….
Posted in Food, tagged 7th avenue donut shop, 7th avenue donuts, brooklyn, brooklyn diner, brooklyn doughnut, cup of joe, donuts, doughnuts, ninth st, park slope, photography, seventh ave on January 2, 2011| Leave a Comment »
I sat at the counter, had a cup of joe and a toasted muffin, and made a call while my feet warmed up. During that time, one piece of cheesecake left the case. Customers (@ 5:00 PM) were ordering up soup, dinners, sandwiches, and even pancakes. The diner does a lot of take-out; donuts are conveniently located by the front door.
Posted in Food, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn diner, kevin's, photography, red hook, red hook restaurants, van brunt st on March 6, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Kevin’s, on Van Brunt Street, is another place to eat in Red Hook. The restaurant is small, with retro decoration; the menu’s homey, with an emphasis on seafood. If you go for brunch, try the outrageous cornflake french toast. You won’t need to eat for three days.
Posted in Food, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn diner, brooklyn restaurant, diner, hope and anchor, photography, red hook, sunday lunch, van brunt st on January 10, 2010| 1 Comment »
Hope and Anchor is a friendly restaurant with tasty, affordable grub. There was a table available at 1:00 PM today which made me very happy. Brunch tastes so much better when there’s no wait.
Posted in Food, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn diner, coffee shop, diner, fifth ave, greasy spoon, park slope restaurant, photography, turquoise decor on November 24, 2009| Leave a Comment »
The Park Slope Restaurant, on Fifth Avenue, is a neighborhood greasy spoon. When it’s open and serving food, the interior looks cheerier. The food is exactly what you’d expect.
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