Showing posts with label Old Brick Cafe Lounge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Brick Cafe Lounge. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

OLD BRICK: CLOSED?

Old Brick Cafe Lounge wasn't open on June 3rd--the day this photo was taken--and it hasn't been open since.


507 Church Avenue, between E. 5th Street and Ocean Parkway

Saturday, November 28, 2009

WOULD YOU LIKE WINE OR BEER WITH THAT?

Enjoy a glass of wine or a beer with your dinner at Old Brick Cafe. To help Old Brick get a wine and beer license, please support its application to the State Liquor Authority by signing the petition.

Old Brick Cafe Lounge
507 Church Avenue, between E. 5th Street and Ocean Parkway
(347) 425-8391

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Monday, November 16, 2009

THANKS, OLD BRICK, FOR HELPING TO BEAUTIFY CHURCH AVENUE


THE KENSINGTON AREA RESIDENT/MERCHANT ALLIANCE DAFFODIL DAY AWARD FOR

MOST BEAUTIFUL

TREE PIT

IS AWARDED TO

Old Brick

THANK YOU FOR KEEPING KENSINGTON
GREEN AND BEAUTIFUL

OCTOBER 25, 2009

Saturday, November 7, 2009

OLD BRICK APPLYING FOR BEER AND WINE LICENSE

Old Brick Cafe Lounge is applying to the State Liquor Authority for a beer and wine license. Please support this effort by signing the petition at http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/OldBrick/index.html.

Old Brick's owners are community-minded. They have been hosting KARMA's meetings, and they have fixed up the tree pit in front of the cafe to make it attractive. They're good neighbors!

Old Brick Cafe Lounge
507 Church Avenue, between E. 5th Street and Ocean Parkway
(347) 425-8391
Menu: http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/old-brick-cafe-lounge/menu

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Saturday, October 24, 2009

"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).

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

OLD BRICK CAFE LOUNGE: GOULASH GALORE

Do you love goulash? Tried it but didn't like it? Never got around to trying it? Enjoy a delicious bowl of chicken (pictured) or veal goulash, served with a heaping helping of mashed potatoes, in the relaxed, old-world atmosphere of Old Brick Cafe. A mixed salad and a big, puffy pita round out the meal. After you're done, you won't need to eat again for a long, long time!

Old Brick serves Italian, Baltic, and Mediterranean cuisine.

Old Brick Cafe & Lounge
507 Church Avenue, between E. 5th Street and Ocean Parkway
(347) 425-8391
Open every day from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 pm.
Free delivery.
http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/old-brick-cafe-lounge/menu

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Wednesday, July 29, 2009

A FOOD LOVER'S GUIDE TO KENSINGTON

"A Food Lover's Guide to Kensington," an article by Nancy J. Brandwein, was published today in AM New York. Her description of Church Avenue as "low-key and scruffy" isn't complimentary, but her overall article is. Ms. Brandwein has written about Sugandha Restaurant, To B Thai, Dan's Select Meats, Dinosha Albanian Village, Bastek Deli, Golden Farm, Russian Homemade Cuisine, Old Brick Cafe Lounge, Taqueria Los Poblanos, NYC Icy, and Shayna's.

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