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New Restaurant - Franklin Ave, between Sterling n St Johns — Brooklynian

New Restaurant - Franklin Ave, between Sterling n St Johns

Walked past a new restaurant that is prepping for an open on Sat. Dec 1. I talked to one of the owners. The place looks upscale for Franklin, nice wood/glass doors, large space. The food is southern and will include authentic bbq. He gave me a flyer for the opening nite (which I cannot find). Its a dance party $10/cover R&B. He said they did not want the hip/hop crowd, but the older/professional crowd from the 'nabe.

Do your thing and support local restaurants. Check the place out after Dec. 1.

ps - not sure if this should go on the PHeights board or this one. More exposure the better.

Crown Heights Proud!

Comments

  • do they deliver ?
  • wr wrote: do they deliver ?
    Most restaurants do, but I doubt we can find that out about this one before it's even open!
  • I'm so glad I'm staying here for another year, I will check this out
  • Cool The Kid wrote: I'm so glad I'm staying here for another year, I will check this out
    Hey, Cool The Kid, that's great news! Glad you're sticking around.
  • Subject: bar/lounge

    i just hope that all of those drug dealers and thugs that watch us go and come from work arent allowed in. think of sitting and drinking with them.
  • Hey you never know, maybe they're not all drug dealers and thugs
  • has anyone tried this place yet? i haven't heard any reviews. they should post a menu out front!
  • Subject: Re: bar/lounge

    mobina wrote: i just hope that all of those drug dealers and thugs that watch us go and come from work arent allowed in. think of sitting and drinking with them.
    It's walking home drunk at 2am unscathed that's the true test of a neighborhood's safe-icity (I made that last word up).
  • Doesn't seem to be open yet.
  • i saw people inside yesterday, but i couldn't tell if they were eating or just drinking.
  • i saw people inside yesterday, but i couldn't tell if they were eating or just drinking.
  • Subject: New Restaurant

    Name of Restaurant is 95 South. I stopped by, the menu is basic pub food - about 20 items. 6 entrees - burgers, chicken, Ribs etc, some apps and salads. Prices ranged from $6-12 (if I remember correctly). Mellow vibe, 2 tv's with the game on. The owner was at the bar and seemed friendly enough.
    They serve food until 11:30 weeknites, until 2:30am on Weekends.
  • this is between lincoln and st johns, not sterling and st. johns
  • ate there the other night
    the catfish (broiled) was excellent
    a friend of mine who had the fried shrimp that night went bsck for the catfish and it was excellent again
    as far as a hang goes
    i am not a sports bar type of girl
    but as long as the food is good
    i'll go back
    (and this is an establishment that has its roots in the 'hood)
  • Subject: Re: New Restaurant - Franklin Ave, between Sterling n St Joh

    Anonymous wrote: Walked past a new restaurant that is prepping for an open on Sat. Dec 1. I talked to one of the owners. The place looks upscale for Franklin, nice wood/glass doors, large space. The food is southern and will include authentic bbq. He gave me a flyer for the opening nite (which I cannot find). Its a dance party $10/cover R&B. He said they did not want the hip/hop crowd, but the older/professional crowd from the 'nabe.

    Do your thing and support local restaurants. Check the place out after Dec. 1.

    ps - not sure if this should go on the PHeights board or this one. More exposure the better.

    Crown Heights Proud!



    By not wanting a hip hop crowd do you mean black people. I enjoy hip hop and also professional. Can I come. F-ing yuppie sh!thead
  • Subject: Re: New Restaurant - Franklin Ave, between Sterling n St Joh

    Anonymous wrote: [quote=Anonymous]Its a dance party $10/cover R&B. He said they did not want the hip/hop crowd, but the older/professional crowd from the 'nabe.
    By not wanting a hip hop crowd do you mean black people. I enjoy hip hop and also professional. Can I come. F-ing yuppie sh!thead
    Because obviously black people only like hip hop? I think it is pretty clear that the intent is not to exclude black people. Just the ones that don't like R&B. :D
  • Subject: Re: New Restaurant - Franklin Ave, between Sterling n St Joh

    Anonymous wrote: [quote=Anonymous]Walked past a new restaurant that is prepping for an open on Sat. Dec 1. I talked to one of the owners. The place looks upscale for Franklin, nice wood/glass doors, large space. The food is southern and will include authentic bbq. He gave me a flyer for the opening nite (which I cannot find). Its a dance party $10/cover R&B. He said they did not want the hip/hop crowd, but the older/professional crowd from the 'nabe.

    Do your thing and support local restaurants. Check the place out after Dec. 1.

    ps - not sure if this should go on the PHeights board or this one. More exposure the better.

    Crown Heights Proud!

    By not wanting a hip hop crowd do you mean black people. I enjoy hip hop and also professional. Can I come. F-ing yuppie sh!thead

    the owner is black and his family has lived in the neighborhood for years,
    i hardly think that's the case
  • Let me translate for you...

    Hip-Hop crowd: Hot 97 listeners, 18-25 year olds
    Older/Professional crowd: WBLS & KISS listeners, especially those that enjoy Hal Jackson on Sundays 35+

    Its not a racist thing, its an ageist thing.
  • i think it's a "no punks" (in the broadest sense of the word) thing
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