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BEQU JUICE 227 Smith Street Brooklyn, NY 11231 718 852 5948 peter@bequjuice.com
Smoothies, soups, organic oatmeal, sandwiches, vegetarian, organic food, wraps, breakfast sandwiches, juices, healthy food, vegetable juices Free WiFi. Computer rentals Available!!!, breakfast wraps, salads | | HALSEY STREET GRILL 260 Halsey Street Brooklyn, NY 11216 (347) 365-5075 Fax: 347 435 5075 halseystreetgrill@gmail.com
Choose Halsey Street Grill - the Best Soul Food Catering In Brooklyn. Our chef made a name for himself in the NYC and Queens long before our grill's opening and catering service in 2009. We will work within you budget and provide helpful suggestions and advice based on our chef''s years of experience. Contact us in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn for Southern Food Catering from a professional experienced chef. Our specialties include: fish and chips, Fried catfish, smothered pork chops, grilled steak, 10pc fried whiting, soul food dinners, fried shrimps, bbq ribs, turkey wings,
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Visit Halsey Street Grill today for the best grill in town that offers an extensive catering service for our neighbors in Brooklyn
| | THRIFTY BEVERAGE CENTER 990 McDonald Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11230 (718) 854-6156 thriftybeveragecenter@yahoo.com
In 1951, two brothers opened a retail store along the Culver-Narrows rail line on McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn and aptly named their place of business the "Culver - Narrows Beer Distributor".
In those days, Schaefer and Rheingold were the most popular beers whose breweries were located near The Brooklyn Navy Yard. Beer was not the only beverage sold , you could also purchase seltzers by the case in thick glassed bottles that featured a "spritz" top for serving this bubbly beverage as opposed to the "twist" tops used today. Who could forget Hammer Soda, that was also sold here, with their tasty varieties of Cream, Root-Beer, Ginger Ale, and Black Cherry, also coming in those thick glass bottles. There were also chocolate and vanilla syrups, as well as Coca-Cola syrup, for those wishing to make soda at home, do you remember Egg Creams?
Soon, the neighborhood was buying most of its beverages from Culver-Narrows. You could cash and carry, or, get your purchase delivered ,thus getting the nick name of a "Home-D". Everyone having a party,barbecue, or wedding could satisfy their beverage needs at Culver-Narrows. Kegs of Beer with taps to serve were not uncommon! Not only did these brothers provide a service , they provided a place of employment for local residents full-time, as well as summer employment for teens attending school. Over the years, hundreds could boast of working at "the beer distributor"!
The brothers worked hard at the business over the years and when their children were old enough, were brought in to help out after school and during the summer. Eventually, in 1986, one of the sons became sole proprietor of the establishment. Prior to this, the brothers joined in a collective advertising and purchasing enterprise of over 50 independent stores known as "Thrifty Beverage Centers" , who would run adds in local newspapers featuring sales of the week on many different brands of beer and soda sold at these stores. Culver- Narrows, never changing its name. through these adds , became known to many as simply, "Thrifty".
Many changes occurred over the years in the beer and soda industry; Schaefer and Rheingold were displaced by Budweiser, "The King of Beers" . German imports were all the rage, wine coolers and non-alcoholic brands of beer made their way into the marketplace and last but not least; LIte Beers saw their introduction and since, has become as popular as the regular brands sold. All these changes were also reflected by the soda industry with sugar free, lo-cal brands being introduced almost daily. Waters have become just as popular as beer and soda. Plastic bottling and cardboard cases made for easier handling and shipping.
By far, the most drastic change to this industry was the passage of the bottle deposit law. In one fell swoop, this bill forced upon stores, overhead issues such as increased needs of storage space, more employees to handle returnables, sanitary issues and most notable, the added price of the deposits to the wholesale pricing of these beverages at $1.20 per case in most instances. The storage space alone for the "empties" equals , and in many instances, is greater than the space needed to warehouse and retail product! Changes in appearance to Culver-Narrows retail floor occur as fast as the days pass. It is not uncommon to hear customers say "where did you put the Coca-Cola this time!" But always for certain, these changes are always pleasing to the eye.
For 60 years this store has been able to keep up with all of the massive changes and fierce competition for business ,where today, supermarkets and even gas stations and drug stores feature items that were once exclusive to Culver-Narrows. 60 years, three generations of ownership and three generations of customers serving and honoring each another at 990 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn. How is this accomplished? Can't tell you for sure but my guess is that it is in the genes.
| | LOBO 188 5th Ave # A Brooklyn, NY 11217 718-636-8886
Opened in 2003 by Texas born owner Sean Patterson, LOBO was created to satisfy the hankering that most displaced Texans have for chili con queso, rich and spicy con carne sauce and the basic yet flavorful cheese enchiladas. The result of that vision is a relaxed place to enjoy fresh juice margaritas with infused tequilas and a plate of hot and spicy Tex-Mex. Park Slope. Brooklyn.
| | MYMOON 184 N 10th Street Brooklyn, NY 11211 (718) 599-7007 mymoonnyc.editorial@gmail.com
One of the most beautiful and unique restaurants New York City has to offer. Awe-inspiring ambiance, exceptional service, and exquisite cuisine have made MyMoon an award-winning wedding venue. Our expert staff will work with you to create the wedding you always dreamed of having! Our versatile space offers indoor & outdoor options, full DJ equipment, speakers, multiple projectors & projector screens. From ceremony to dining to dancing, every aspect of your special day can be handled, in house, by our thoughtful experienced staff.Contact us for more detailed information about MyMoon’s wedding packages and our suite of services. We look forward to hearing from you!
| | EDEN PALACE 420 Flushing Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211 718-522-0600 edenpalaceny@gmail.com
Eden Palace is the largest banquet and catering hall in the New York metro area. At Eden Palace, guests are treated to a luxurious experience from the moment they enter to the moment they leave. Eden Palace is an elegant estate which features gleaming oak floors and magnificent chandeliers. Guests enjoy impeccable service, fine cuisine, and many other luxury services that can make any evening unforgettable.
The professionally-trained staff at Eden Palace strive to make any special occasion an event to remember. The staff take great pride in preparing gourmet dishes in an elegant setting. The unique ambiance of Eden Palace has continued to grow year after year and the wedding venue is one of the few New York metro area venues to stand the test of time. Eden Palace is centrally located just a few blocks from the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
Guests enjoy all of the benefits of a larger venue with the convenience of a central location. Whether celebrating a wedding, bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, or other special event, Eden Palace can make any night unforgettable. Those interested in learning more about Eden Palace can visit EdenPalace.us.com for reservation information. | | ATLAS STEAKHOUSE 943 Coney Island Ave Brooklyn, NY 11230 646-494-7227 info@atlassteak.com
Atlas Steakhouse is the perfect combination of elegance and comfort providing you with an experience filled with great music, expert service and delicious food and drinks | | |