StreetLevel: Ethiopian Grub Coming to 4th Ave.
Here’s one of the more interesting new 4th Avenue businesses we’ve come across in a while: The Nolita Ethiopian restaurant Ghenet is going to open a branch on 4th and Douglass in the coming weeks. Ghenet is known for its vegetarian friendly, accessible Ethiopian cooking, according to New York Mag. The coming restaurant is directly…
Here’s one of the more interesting new 4th Avenue businesses we’ve come across in a while: The Nolita Ethiopian restaurant Ghenet is going to open a branch on 4th and Douglass in the coming weeks. Ghenet is known for its vegetarian friendly, accessible Ethiopian cooking, according to New York Mag. The coming restaurant is directly across the street from the newish (and popular) Australian-themed Sheep Station. Ghenet Brooklyn is probably going to open sometime in mid-March, according to one of its owners. GMAP
what the hell is ethiopian food?
Putting Al Di La and Tempo in the same sentence is a travesty.
But I still like you, 5:56.
I enjoy diversity and difference of opinions.
READ THIS about the new Babeland Park Slope…super funny…some of you all are quoted:
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2008/03/park_slope_parents_are_aflutte.html
Al Di La and La Villa can not be compared as “italian food”, both are great IMHO but they are totally different genres of food.
Aunt Suzie and La Villa are in the same genre (and La Villa is better by a factor of 10) and Al-Di-La and Tempo are more comparable and here Al Di La is better by a similar margin.
LaVilla’s not bad, especially the pizza. What is bad if the ridiculous price they charge for wine. That’s why I don;t eat there.
you can have him 5:52.
i found myself a new man on curbed.
he’s a lot “bigger”
Buff- dont fall for the poser. And you know poppa was just teasing about the slut comment. dont be like that.
hey poser back the F up! I had the motion lotion idea first!!
I don’t much care for La Villa either. It’s not the best, but they do try.
If you want some of the best Italian in the city, stick with Al Di La. You won’t be dissappointed.
Not every place in Park Slope is above par. It just has a nice array of things to choose from all within walking distance. That’s what makes it nice for me, anyway.
Sorry, I can’t explain the allure of La Villa. The pizzas are allegedly good, but the pasta dishes I’ve had were awful.
In the name of a kinder, gentler blog, I guess I should be nice and say “they try.”