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“Flatbush Farm”

Occasion:	Cuisine:	Area:	Cost:	Rating:
Night Out	New American	Brooklyn	Moderate	Good

nion Square/Gramercy, we really don’t have a good neighborhood spot for easy American food, a casual, fun place for a pint and a burger, or a sweet bar to chill out over a good cocktail that won’t break the bank. Flatbush Farm has nailed the elements of a great neighborhood restaurant. It has pitch perfect energy, the right balance of cozy and cool in the décor, and a menu of good crowd-pleasing food that you could eat every night of the week if you wanted to. But then you probably wouldn’t. You’d want to eat somewhere new.

Flatbush Farm is located 76 Saint Marks Avenue (between Sixth Avenue and Flatbush), 718-622-3276, www.flatbushfarm.com.

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Posted: January 8, 2007

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