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The Lunch Quadrant: York Street
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Garth Johnston
Published Mar 8, 2011
Modified Mar 8, 2011
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Welcome to the Lunch Quadrant, where we offer you four lunch options (two standing, two sitting) by a given subway stop. Last week we went to Chelsea and now we're making our first foray into the borough of Brooklyn. But don't worry, we're only going one train station into King's County (this time). Though DUMBO has a booming population of both workers and residents, its food options are still not quite as all-encompassing as one might expect. But that doesn't mean they aren't there. So sit back and let's take a quick tour of four spots roughly a block away from the York Street F stop.
Next week we'll most likely be Quadrant-ing around the the 72nd Street 1/2/ 3 on the Upper West Side, so if you've got any suggestions for places to highlight, or a station you want Quadrent-ed, shoot us a line at [email protected].
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