This section highlights the stories and faces -- old and new -- that make Downtown Brooklyn a great urban center and vibrant community. Drawing from interviews with members of the community, as well as featuring articles from our newsletters, these stories reflect the exciting change and rich history of Downtown Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Fare
NEW EATERIES & GROCERS IN DOWNTOWN
Looking for a great place for lunch, a satisfying steak for dinner with a client, a quick yogurt snack, or a place to pick up groceries? Look no further! Downtown Brooklyn is now home to a number of new places for a quick bite or a fancy meal.
Morton's the steakhouse serves lunch and dinner with happy hour specials and appetizers starting at $5! (333 Adams)
Yogo monster (119 Court) and Red Mango (125 Court) are here to satisfy your frozen yogurt cravings
Renaissance Java Café serves cappucinos, muffins, soups, panini sandwiches and other specialties (200 Schermerhorn)
Taino Soleil, a Latin American restaurant/bar (121 Livingston)
Monty Q's pizza, known for its brick-oven pizza (90 Livingston)
Trader joe's, offering affordable and ready-to-go meals and groceries (130 Court)
Plus, new supermarkets have joined this growing roster of stores: Brooklyn Fare, a new gourmet supermarket opened at 200 Schermerhorn St. and a Concord market supermarket will open at Jay and Tillary Sts.
[This story was featured in our Fall 2008 newsletter.]
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