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Places We Miss........... - Page 2 — Brooklynian

Places We Miss...........

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  • Van Helsing and Man on Fire.
  • The huge enormous cheese shop that was on the corner of 7th Ave and 9th Street. And yes, Scouting Party and Little Things. Miss them LOADS.
  • Snooky's
    The Roost
    The butcher on 7th between 9th and 10th (I think), they sold bones!
    Minnow
    And that cheese shop on the corner of 9th and 7th! with the lab coats!
  • roux42 wrote: Snooky's
    The Roost
    The butcher on 7th between 9th and 10th (I think), they sold bones!
    Minnow
    And that cheese shop on the corner of 9th and 7th! with the lab coats!
    The butcher on PPW between 16th/Windsor sells bones....just an FYI
  • Thank you! I am obsessed with having my freezer well stocked with stock!
  • Ah yes, Uprising. We hardly knew ye. Their chocolate cranberry bread was SO good.

    And Cheese on the Park, 9th St. and 7th Ave. where the realtor is now.

    For a few months at least Sotto Voce had a tiny bar/lounge on 4th St. - that kind of place is sorely needed somewhere between 7th. Ave. and the park in the Center Slope.

    I loved the kids' bookstore near 3rd St. with the fishtank and beanbag seats.

    And, wow, I never thought I'd say this, but I do miss the convenience of D'Agostino's.
  • roux42 wrote: Thank you! I am obsessed with having my freezer well stocked with stock!
    Funny...am obsessed with eating things cooked by Brooklynians cooking with stock :lol:

    but seriously...I know people buy bones for dogs there......I am assuming that bones are bones, but what do I know?
  • The Lopez Family Bakery on 5th and I think 7th or 8th Street. Unbelievable bakery, the whole family worked there and they were all so wonderful!
  • roux42 wrote: The Lopez Family Bakery on 5th and I think 7th or 8th Street. Unbelievable bakery, the whole family worked there and they were all so wonderful!
    LopezThanks for that! Great old school neighbourhood spot. Miss the dusty flour everywhere, the smell and the sheet cakes they used to make special that didn't cost arms & legs like some other pommes, i mean places now.
  • you know Lopez Bakery is stil in business, they are just up on 5th Avenue near 17th and 18th Street now
  • LongTimeSloper wrote: you know Lopez Bakery is stil in business, they are just up on 5th Avenue near 17th and 18th Street now
    I was thinking the same thing........and for a minute was confused if it was the same Lopez Bakery, but it is.......
  • Bones and bread! Thank you! I have to check them out.. Along with all these great places I too have left PS and moved to the other side of Flatbush! Next time I am over there I will have to stop by the bakery, My husband goes to the butcher in Windsor Terrace on occasion, now he will have to bring home bones with his steaks!
  • Flexichick wrote: [quote=LongTimeSloper]you know Lopez Bakery is stil in business, they are just up on 5th Avenue near 17th and 18th Street now
    I was thinking the same thing........and for a minute was confused if it was the same Lopez Bakery, but it is.......

    Yep, they are the same people
  • The Salvation Army on 5th Avenue.

    Will the Retail Space on the bottom level of that condo ever have an occupant?
  • I miss the video rental place that was at 7th and Union (where the tutoring place is now).

    Anyone know when Citibank moved into 7th & President? Because I sort of remember having to schlep all the way to Flatbush to go to Citibank, back in the day.
  • No one mentioned the Cornbread Cafe yet? I used to love that place... I liked (and miss) NoNO too, but not as much...
  • Peanuts wrote: the Scouting Party
    good used books, cotton kimonos, and fun crap ^^^ what a great place that was

    I also miss the hardware store on 5th between Union and President, suuuuch nice folks

    I miss all four cd stores in the nabe I can think of...Soundtracks on 7th Ave, the place near Ozzies on 7th, the one on 9th near 7th Ave, and the little one on 5th Ave around 1st St or so

    I miss the shoe/umbrella repair place that was on Union...I suppose I miss The Rising Cafe, sometimes. I totally miss that mother-son team that ran Tamari.
  • Chistophers. My favorite Italian on 7th for a good long time.
  • Little D's. I know it was Nouveau South Slope, but it was good.
  • A few things missed:
    Al's Toyland
    Regina Bakery on 7th Avenue and its big orange cat Reggie
    Believe it or else, the Grecian [Greasy] Corner
    And yes, the original Mooney's
  • bluecat wrote: Chistophers. My favorite Italian on 7th for a good long time.
    Wow, forgot about Christopher's, we used to really like that place. And, to go along with that, Rex's
  • That Mexican sandwich shop on 5th Ave: I forget the name.
    Super Saver on 7th.
  • dw438 wrote: A few things missed:

    Regina Bakery on 7th Avenue and its big orange cat Reggie

    Reggie = awesome
    Regina's = blech!
  • Carnivore wrote: Van Helsing and Man on Fire.
    You miss those movies? They both played for about two years straight.
  • - Any butcher.
    - Rex Cafe
    - The clock repair guy
  • Oh!! The Clock Repair People! LOL, I remember trying to get their phone number from information one time, LOL, the operator kept asking me for the name of the business, LOL!
  • The place on 7th Ave between 9 & 10th that sold really great Itailian deli was called Allarita.

    Bellamellio was on 7th I think where Yamato is, it was a great appetizing store.

    Herzogs had some fabulous salads and cold cuts plus a huge beer selection.

    The Coach Inn on 7th was my default place to take visiting Manhattan relatives.

    Peggy's Windsor House where the Double Windsor is now, she was 30 years ahead of her time trying to bring fresh seafood and white tablecloths to PPW.

    The candy store that was on the corner of 9th and PPW was called Lewnes. In the 70's it still was a functioning lunchionette serving greasy fries and cherry cokes.
  • Citibank moved in to the space on President that was formerly a really
    shabby Pioneer Supermarket sometime around 1980, give or take a year or two.
  • 2nd Street Cafe
  • torisoaw wrote: 2nd Street Cafe
    Especially 2nd Street Cafe version 1.0 - before they pushed the restaurant.

    I also miss Vaux - a short-lived try at the high end.
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