We love the staff at both JackRabbit's shops, where you'll find a great assortment of athletic gear–swimsuits, running shoes, bike shorts, and yoga mats are all available. The knowledgeable employees are happy to help, and aim to [more...]

Bargains abound at this Park Slope shop–an offshoot of Brooklyn Heights' Heights Books–where still-in-print-books sell for half the retail price. The owners scour estate, garage and yard sales for rare and out-of-print books and [more...]

This 'Slope shop opened in 1888 and has been serving loyal customers ever since. Open 24 hours, Neergaard offers a full-service pharmacy, snacks, school supplies, and everything else you'd find at Duane Reade or CVS for far cheaper. [more...]

The windows of this Park Slope restaurant look onto 7th Avenue, so diners can watch the pedestrians trickling by as they chomp on omelets, sandwiches, burgers and more. Seafood, pasta, salad, and plenty of meat rounds out the rest of [more...]

The enormous menu at this beloved Park Slope restaurant is packed with plenty of food to satisfy you, no matter the hour. Deli sandwiches, wraps, massive salads, and burgers are all available. There are breakfast dishes and pasta [more...]

This Park Slope bakery and its UES outpost churn out pies, tarts, cakes and cupcakes, muffins, scones, and more. The cupcakes are available in regular and mini sizes and come chilled–a refreshing change of pace. The red velvet cupcake [more...]

We're all about this Austrian cafe, digging everything from its European feel to its low-for-the-neighborhood prices. The spinach, mushroom, and Goat Cheese omelette ($7), which we had with the Fresh Fruit Salad, served with sour cream [more...]

Owned by a super-cute married couple, Applewood serves up delicious, local, and organic dinner and brunch dishes in a comfortable, quaint setting. For dinner, we suggest the Caramelized Butternut Squash Salad, with roasted macadamia [more...]

Mondays are tough, but this French spot makes them a little easier with a two-for-one entree special. We had a hard time ordering here, because everything on the menu sounds so appetizing. We finally settled on a Frisee and Roasted Beet [more...]

This sleek 'Slope restaurant offers both weekday and weekend Prix-Fixe meals–$25 and $35, respectively– hailed by locals and G-train riders alike. We loved the House Made Porchetta appetizer–thinly-sliced suckling pig with three [more...]

The food is hearty at this Park Slope eatery, which serves up dishes like the Grilled Calamari Salad–with arugula, orange, black olives, cherry tomatoes and lemon-garlic vinaigrette, the Casumzieei–homemade ravioli filled with red [more...]

This Park Slope restaurant and bar offers a genteel atmosphere in which to dine and watch the game. Sports fans can dig in to Blackened Catfish, served with Basmati rice and roasted carrots or the Smoked Brisket, served with Mashed [more...]