oldest business left in park slope?

it was on the corner of 12th st.
He told one of my friends ,who I think was his only customer, he had been offered $5million for the property and turned it down.

Shortly after the offer he became ill and had to retire, his family is handling his financial business and tending to his health.

I wonder how long Two Toms has been on 4th ave, near Union St? I would go in and ask but questions like that can get a person whacked.

How about Catene Deli on 9th st?

The Park Slope Barber Shop is over 100 years old!

http://vanishingnewyork.blogspot.com/2008/08/park-slope-barber.html

Some of the music they play is older

Zebra wrote: Timboo's opened in the late '30s or early '40s as Loftus's. It's been Timboo's since 1969; they have not changed the sign since then.

Or the urinal cake.

nkotsonis wrote: [quote=whynot_31]Pintchik? The ever expanding hardware store on Flatbush and Bergen.

Pintchik has been around since the 40's. The son's run the business now. They also own over a dozen buildings around the store.
My grandfather used to have these killer poker games with the original owner, the father?, that would last for days.
My grandmother once told me that she learned how to play poker in order to spend time with my grandfather.

I love Pintchik .

When I first moved to the area I was going to Target for household stuff, tools, etc.

What a mistake. That place is understocked, overcrowded the employees are rude and most importantly the dollars get sucked out of the community.

Pintchik has everything you need, is local and serves with a smile.

LOVE IT.