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If you want to eat in a brownstone in Park Slope, but your friend’s 5:30pm dinner time with his kids isn’t ideal, check out Palo Santo. The Latin/Caribbean menu changes often, but usually includes things like ceviche, tacos, and slow-cooked pork. You can also eat in the small backyard when it’s nice out.
Union Hall is a bar in Park Slope with some nice couches, a few bocce ball courts, and a venue in the basement where they host ticketed shows.
Nargis serves good Uzbek food in a casual space in Park Slope. Expect big portions of salads, meat-filled dumplings, and kebabs.
Where to eat with your kids when you’re tired and you don’t want to wait in line at Shake Shack.
Where you should be drinking in Crown Heights and Prospect Heights.
