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Cafe Regular du Nord looks like a cafe in some quaint little French town. It’s located between brownstones on a quiet street, and there’s a big mural on the wall along with some old-timey counter stools. They also have a couple seats on the front patio, where you can hang with a cappuccino and a chocolate croissant.
Stone Park Cafe is one of Park Slope's best staple restaurants, and has consistently been serving its people for the better part of a decade. Chronic Brunchers, get your asses over to Stone Park.
A Park Slope Vietnamese restaurant with an incredible patio. This is not your usual banh mi shop.
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.
