StreetLevel: Watering Hole Replacing Aquarium
Slopers haven’t been able to buy fantails or black moors at Brooklyn Aquarium for a while now, but soon they’ll be able to drink like fish at the old 9th Street storefront. The owners of Smith Street’s frat-acular Angry Wade’s are opening a bar in the former pet-supply store space, which has been under renovation…
Slopers haven’t been able to buy fantails or black moors at Brooklyn Aquarium for a while now, but soon they’ll be able to drink like fish at the old 9th Street storefront. The owners of Smith Street’s frat-acular Angry Wade’s are opening a bar in the former pet-supply store space, which has been under renovation for a few months. The new business is going to have a pool table and a small kitchen, and it’s expected to open within the next few weeks. Think you’ll give it a shot? GMAP
3:43 – That’s the YMCA, ya idjit!
3:31, I think 3:25 was referring to the clientele at Angry Wade’s. I’ve seen all tose types and more at that dump.
BTW, how come they can sell food from a grill out front of AW’s but the board of health is all over bartenders who use their fingers to pick up a lime and the red hook vendors?
that’s not the projects, 3:43.
that’s the YMCA.
LOL.
the southwest corner of 5th and 9th is a dunkin donuts. southeast corner is the former eckert drug with a new york sports club over top. northwest corner is a bank and northeast corner is a deli.
any more questions?
What are you talking about. You can even see the projects in the background of the photo.
3:31 PM You evidently know the area well. So perhaps you can tell me what’s on the south west corner of 5th Ave & 9th Street (like about 100 yds from this new bar)?
I’ll tell you what, you get your Park Slope goons to stop posting on stories about other neighborhoods about how much more wonderful Park Slope is and perhaps you will experience the same on the Park Slope threads. Respect breeds respect.
I miss the vast ice sheets that once covered the area. Sigh.
3:24…
In case you haven’t noticed, between Getfreshnyc, this place, Brooklyn Bread and the fitness place, that’s 4 new small businesses anounced opening in park slope just this week.
Take a walk up near Bergen and 5th, and you’ll see about 10 others that have opened since last year. Oko, flight001, teddy, tapas place, bump, private stock, area bagels, soula shoe store…my god…i’m forgetting about 10 others.
Some fail. They close. Now new ones are moving in to replace them.
Nothing stays the same forever.
no projects anywhere in the vicinity of this place, 3:25.
coke dealers? most of them work on wall street. you scared of them middle age white guys?
yeah, me too.