BELT OUT A TUNE AT DENNY'S

DJ Coco-Pop is hosting karaoke night at Denny's Steak Pub and featuring all genres: pop, rock n' roll, R&B, soul, oldies, Broadway, 80s, 90s, and current hits. Everyone is welcome to sing--you know you want to!

Stop by any Thursday, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. ( through June). Patrons must be 21 or older. Get there early for Happy Hour, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., when drinks are two for the price of one.

Denny's Steak Pub
106 Beverley Road, corner of Church and McDonald avenues
(718) 435-2156

DENNY'S LOSING CUSTOMERS OVER CABLEVISION DISPUTE

The money battle between Cablevision and News Corp. that started last Friday at midnight is costing Denny's Steak Pub money.

"This is ridiculous!" said Kevin Ryan, owner of Denny's Bar, a family business in Brooklyn's Kensington neighborhood. "I'm relying on people to come in who are Giants fans — and they're walking out, even though I pay for the football package."

He blames his debacle on "typical billionaire behavior, against the small businessman like me; and regular, everyday people get caught in the middle."

Ryan said he expected to lose "a good amount of money over three big events": the Giants' 28-20 win over Detroit and the first two games of baseball's National League Championship Series between San Francisco and Philadelphia.

Denny's Steak Pub
106 Beverley Road, corner of Church Avenue at McDonald Avenue
(718) 435-2156

APPRECIATION FOR KENSINGTON'S RESTAURANTS

Kensington gets its due in "Summer Saturdays: Kensington and Windsor Terrace." The writer highlights Brancaccio's Food Shop ("a menu made with the highest quality ingredients, yet all the dishes are super affordable"), Faro's Restaurant ("for a good restaurant that's light on your wallet"), Am-Thai Chili Basil ("the flavors they deliver are straight off the streets of Bangkok"), Shenanigan's Pub ("a more authentic neighborhood watering hole"), and Denny's Steak House ("which made the list of "real dives" in the Village Voice last year").

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NEIGHBORHOOD STORES PRAISED IN THE DAILY NEWS

"Savings in Brooklyn: Kensington Treasures," published in today's Daily News, explores businesses on Church Avenue from Dahill Road to Ocean Parkway in pursuit of variety and good prices. The article covers everything from paninis, pancakes, and pastries to perfume, pedicures, and perms to plumbing supplies, paint, and pool-playing.

Kensington is described as "a vibrant community." Nice!

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"LIVING IN KENSINGTON"

"Living in Kensington" takes a look at our neighborhood's

• Housing,
• People,
• Safety,
• Parks and Recreation,
• Pubs, Clubs and Entertainment,
• Shopping and Eating, and
  
• Transportation.

Author Kirsty Henderson describes Kensington as "a taste of a non-gentrified Brooklyn" with a "slower pace" and a "wonderfully diverse neighborhood and cuisine."

She praises several local businesses, including Shenanigans Pub, Denny's Steak House (a bar, not a restaurant), Foodtown, Old Brick Cafe (Italian, Balkan, and Mediterranean), Kabir's Bakery (Bengali and American), Dinosha Albanian Village, Taqueria Los Poblanos (Mexican), La Flor de Santa Ines (Mexican), and Shayna's (West Indian and American).

NO BEEF WITH DENNY'S STEAK PUB

Denny's Steak Pub isn't just steak. Actually, it isn't steak at all. Many years ago, it was--now it's all pub. Denny's is featured in Off the Presses. The review is reprinted, with photos, on Eater NY.

Denny's Steak Pub
106 Beverley Road, corner of Church Avenue at McDonald Avenue
(718) 435-2156

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