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A Food & Drink Tour Of Crown Heights, Brooklyn


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James Thilman

Published Apr 4, 2012

Modified Jun 5, 2014


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Creeping gentrification has found a new neighborhood: With close proximity to Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, and numerous subway lines, it's no surprise that Brooklyn's Crown Heights is experiencing something of a renaissance. The changing landscape along commercial thoroughfares like Franklin Avenue has given rise to a new set of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops sure to suit any palate.Previously: Food and Drink tours of Astoria, South Slope, the LES, and Bed-Stuy.

 

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