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late night eats — Brooklynian

late night eats

anonymous
edited November -1 in Park Slope
I feel like the options suck in Park Slope. Am i wrong? Where can I get some food when I'm drunk?
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  • Albaz, on Flatbush by the 7th Ave subway station. Great late-night cheeseburger!
  • If you're feeling like spending some money, the kitchen at Blue Ribbon is open really late every night.
  • Subject: Re: late night eats

    Anonymous wrote: I feel like the options suck in Park Slope. Am i wrong? Where can I get some food when I'm drunk?
    You're kind of right. If you can get to Mango or Smiling Pizza on 7th Ave before 12 AM, you're lucky.

    I have had a night or two stumbling around on 5th Avenue looking for that slice of pizza that tastes best when drunk. The only pizzas I ate those nights popped out of my freezer.
  • aren't there 24 hour diners on 7th? close to 9th? Feel like I passed by one yesterday.....
  • I think the one on the corner of 4th is 24 hours. Smiling is usually open pretty late too. The donut shop is a great late night stop.
  • Maybe the Diner on 7th Ave and 7th Street, close to the Hospital?
  • If you want a cold, stale bagel, the bagel shop on 5th + garfield is open 24 hours.
  • Purity? Not sure if that one is 24hours (although it sure should be, they have disco fries!) I know there is a smaller, greasy spoon lookin' diner on 7th, near Aveda and BKLYN Industries?
  • Albaz is 24 hours. if you want a full, sit-down meal, go to Tavern on Dean in PH - their kitchen is open mega late (3 a.m. on weekends, I think).
  • daisy's is open 24/7, and their pancakes are yummy.
  • brooklynpotter wrote: daisy's is open 24/7, and their pancakes are yummy.
    I think I just strutted past there an hour ago...is it off 9th on 5th? and noticed it was 24 hour...and though to self "self, there's a 24 hour place...."
  • trixieNYC wrote: [quote=brooklynpotter]daisy's is open 24/7, and their pancakes are yummy.
    I think I just strutted past there an hour ago...is it off 9th on 5th? and noticed it was 24 hour...and though to self "self, there's a 24 hour place...."

    yup, that's where it is. it's been there for a hundred years. (ok, i'm lying. but a very long time)
  • brooklynpotter wrote: [quote=trixieNYC][quote=brooklynpotter]daisy's is open 24/7, and their pancakes are yummy.
    I think I just strutted past there an hour ago...is it off 9th on 5th? and noticed it was 24 hour...and though to self "self, there's a 24 hour place...."

    yup, that's where it is. it's been there for a hundred years. (ok, i'm lying. but a very long time)

    Yep, Daisey's is 24hr, as is Katina's on 7th & 12th....
  • is grecian corner open all night? love it there.
  • I think so, that's what I wasreferring to. Just across the street t'is.
  • This is why I always have hot pockets in my freezer.
  • 7th Avenue Donuts by 9th Street and 7th Ave. Open 24/7/365. Perfect for when you're bombed and don't give a shit about what's on your plate.
  • Idlewild wrote: 7th Avenue Donuts by 9th Street and 7th Ave. Open 24/7/365. Perfect for when you're bombed and don't give a shit about what's on your plate.
    Idlewild will not steer you wrong. I've been to Lenny's Pizza 5 times since he recommended it
  • When drunk and struck with pizza cravings late at night in Park Slope, I've pounded the pavement and retreated back to my den empty-handed. I do like Mango, but found myself sprinting there one Saturday 5 minutes before midnight, busting through the door Indiana-Jones style to beg for food before they closed.
  • Subject: Greasy

    trixieNYC wrote: Purity? Not sure if that one is 24hours (although it sure should be, they have disco fries!) I know there is a smaller, greasy spoon lookin' diner on 7th, near Aveda and BKLYN Industries?
    Yep. The Greasian (Grecian) Corner at 4th St & 7th Ave.
    The owner's an asshole and his son is worse.
    Greasy, indeed.
  • Subject: Re: Greasy

    dw438 wrote: [quote=trixieNYC]Purity? Not sure if that one is 24hours (although it sure should be, they have disco fries!) I know there is a smaller, greasy spoon lookin' diner on 7th, near Aveda and BKLYN Industries?
    Yep. The Greasian (Grecian) Corner at 4th St & 7th Ave.
    The owner's an asshole and his son is worse.
    Greasy, indeed.

    really? they're always so nice there. and they have yummy yummy grits.
  • What happened to Dee Dee donuts on 9th? I walked by there last week and they were gone! They were alwaaaaaaaaaays open!
  • Subject: Re: Greasy

    brooklynpotter wrote: [quote=dw438][quote=trixieNYC]Purity? Not sure if that one is 24hours (although it sure should be, they have disco fries!) I know there is a smaller, greasy spoon lookin' diner on 7th, near Aveda and BKLYN Industries?
    Yep. The Greasian (Grecian) Corner at 4th St & 7th Ave.
    The owner's an asshole and his son is worse.
    Greasy, indeed.

    really? they're always so nice there. and they have yummy yummy grits.

    You're not his landlord.
    I know his landlord(s) aka co-op board.
  • Subject: Re: Greasy

    dw438 wrote:

    You're not his landlord.
    I know his landlord(s) aka co-op board.
    i imagine my co-op board would have plenty to say about me. :twisted: :twisted:
  • roux42 wrote: What happened to Dee Dee donuts on 9th? I walked by there last week and they were gone! They were alwaaaaaaaaaays open!
    Dee Dee closed awhile ago. A falafel joint took it's place. Now, I believe that place is shut down as well.
  • I know we don't support corporations (sp? - me drunk) but having a DD on Flatbush and St Mark's is really nice =)
  • Anonymous wrote: I know we don't support corporations (sp? - me drunk) but having a DD on Flatbush and St Mark's is really nice =)
    hey, we have a DD on 9th street and 5th ave, (and 2nd ave and 14th street). sadly, chain businesses can take over independent mom and pops' (rite aid, barnes and noble, starbucks, et alia.) but i have to believe there's another side to that coin: more jobs for people here, and more potential customers brought to 7th ave.)

    and i won't hit rite aid because of the "emergency contraception" thing (and because their pharmacy staff has much to be desired. like a lack of decency, personality, and following the HiPPA laws and speaking with you about your drugs in a loud public manner)
  • brooklynpotter wrote: hey, we have a DD on 9th street and 5th ave, (and 2nd ave and 14th street). sadly, chain businesses can take over independent mom and pops' (rite aid, barnes and noble, starbucks, et alia.) but i have to believe there's another side to that coin: more jobs for people here, and more potential customers brought to 7th ave.)
    Did you mean 3rd & 14th? 'Cause that's my DD, and I can tell you another advantage of chains -- they can afford to operate in places like this where a nice mom-and-pop might not thrive. Based on observation over the last couple of years, I'm pretty sure the drive-thru business keeps the DD on third open, so that it can keep me supplied with sweet, sweet caffeine. :)
  • bripod wrote: [quote=brooklynpotter]hey, we have a DD on 9th street and 5th ave, (and 2nd ave and 14th street). sadly, chain businesses can take over independent mom and pops' (rite aid, barnes and noble, starbucks, et alia.) but i have to believe there's another side to that coin: more jobs for people here, and more potential customers brought to 7th ave.)
    Did you mean 3rd & 14th? 'Cause that's my DD, and I can tell you another advantage of chains -- they can afford to operate in places like this where a nice mom-and-pop might not thrive. Based on observation over the last couple of years, I'm pretty sure the drive-thru business keeps the DD on third open, so that it can keep me supplied with sweet, sweet caffeine. :)

    yes, you can get through the drive thru at 15th, which is why i think it's there. i don't happen to love DD coffee, but the convenience of the drive-through when i'm heading to jersey to my mom's (that's pretty much why i'm heading that way, if i'm heading that way) makes me stop every time.
  • DD wouldn't be my first pick either, but in terms of convenience, everywhere you go it seems your two easiest choices are that or Starbucks, and I prefer DD to Starbucks.

    I think the quality of DD's coffee varies regionally -- I swear, they brew it stronger the further north you go.
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