Rentals of the Week: Carroll Gardens Area
Wide range of stock and prices in or very near Carroll Gardens. Clockwise from upper left: 1. Renovated 1-br plus den, floor-thru. $1,800, Nelson St. 2. 3-br w/ 2 full baths, h/w floors. $3,099, Nevins at Sackett 3. New reno studio w/ stainless appliances. $1,700. Summit at Columbia 4. 1-br w/ 2 dens, h/w floors….
Wide range of stock and prices in or very near Carroll Gardens. Clockwise from upper left:
1. Renovated 1-br plus den, floor-thru. $1,800, Nelson St.
2. 3-br w/ 2 full baths, h/w floors. $3,099, Nevins at Sackett
3. New reno studio w/ stainless appliances. $1,700. Summit at Columbia
4. 1-br w/ 2 dens, h/w floors. $2,000. Smith at Union
5. 2-br in carriage house, shared backyard. $2,300. Bond St.
“I went to Al di la and let me tell you this. Maybe it is good to all of you folks from Ohio. But to Those from NYC who like our food to taste like it is from Authentic Europe no way. I would take Vinny’s on smith street over AL Di LA and PO is better also.”
Take it up with Zagat then.
None of the places you mention are anywhere near as good as Al Di La.
the folks in the valley will always bitch about the folks on top of the hill.
Bococa has Lucali and Boca Lupa . Park slope PIZZA SUX. Boca Lupa is very good.Lucali is excellent. Park slope is so insecure.
I went to Al di la and let me tell you this. Maybe it is good to all of you folks from Ohio. But to Those from NYC who like our food to taste like it is from Authentic Europe no way. I would take Vinny’s on smith street over AL Di LA and PO is better also.
Al Di La is rated the 4th best restaurant in the city. None of the top 10 are on Smith.
Po and Grocery? Are you serious? Mario Batali pulled out of Po becuase it sucked so hard.
Blue Ribbon and Blue Ribbon Sushi, not to mention Al di La are far superior to either of those.
There are also about 100 restaurants on 5th to choose from vs. 20 on Smith.
If you don’t see empty storefronts, you are not opening your eyes.
Nearly every business on Smith has opened a 2nd on 5th in the past 2 years. I’d say that says 5th is where the money is…showers or no showers.
I happen to think the scruffy, dirty ones are hot myself.
FACE IT ALL OF BROOKLYN SUCKS
I don’t see any storefront closed on Smith. The only stores closed are those being fixed or not being rented maybe used as rentals. But the food on smith is much better than 5th ave. PO, and Grocery are wonderful. I can not think of great when i think of 5th ave. Plus i like the people on smith much better. All you get on 5th is low life looking people that look as if they have not showered in a month.
If I were to have said something mean about Park Slope, then it would have been hypocritical. Do you understand the difference?