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Park Slope’s New Businesses – Week of July 24th

July 24, 2015 By Jacqueline Sheppard Filed Under: New Wave Tagged With: new business, new wave, pasta, pizza, wine

These two businesses live right next door to each other. Go visit one and then pop over to the other!

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Hugo & Sons

367 7th Avenue | (718) 499 – 0020 | hugoandsons.com

The perfect word to describe this restaurant is quaint. From the bright red booths to the old-fashioned tile, the overall aesthetic is straight from the 1950’s. The food, however, is fresh and delicious. The menu is mostly Italian classics, but there are a few French-inspired items as well. The gnocchi is a delight — and not too heavy! For those with a sweet tooth, be sure to try their desserts as well. Their strawberry shortcake is a favorite. If you’re not the type who has time to enjoy a sit-down restaurant but loves pizza, then it would be good for you to know that anything from the pizzeria is available when you place an order on Postmates. In conclusion, a cute, sweet, and vintage-feeling restaurant to take the family to dinner (or brunch, if you’re come on Saturdays and Sundays.)

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Big Nose Full Body

389 7th Avenue | bignosefullbody.com | (718) 369 – 4030 | wine@bignosefullbody.com

This isn’t necessarily a new business, but it’s in a new location, so we’ll count it. Big Nose Full Body has moved to Seventh Avenue (and are across the street from Hugo & Sons). BNFB is a wine shop that is run by genuine wine enthusiasts who are eager to help their customers. The wine selection is extremely organized. There’s even the option to purchase wine chilled or at room temperature if you desire. If you follow their website, you can get updates on wine tastings held at the store, find out the favorites in selection each month, and order wine online.

Jacqueline Sheppard

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Filed Under: New Wave Tagged With: new business, new wave, pasta, pizza, wine

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