Jul 27 2016

Court House and new buildings

In Brooklyn. And a big fat discard rabbit teddy bear. A bubble tea house. Brooklyn Law School.

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Jul 27 2016

Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 5

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We stayed briefly before went to the Promenade, passing by this pretty water tower, under the blue sky; tew York Dock Co 1917.

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Jul 27 2016

Brooklyn Height Promenade

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From Montague Street off Hicks Street, at 6:45pm.

It’s been in the 90+ degrees for the past few days. Not too humid, but could use a rain or two to cool down a little.

The esplanade walkway is pretty empty. We’re facing the sun set but didn’t stay to watch it going down.

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Jul 27 2016

A weekday in Brooklyn

We drove down Atlantic Avenue to lunch near Hoyt, passing by Barclays Center. The new skylines/tall buildings, the double deck tourist buses,  Brooklyn has been hot for a long time. Took in Star Trek Beyond at United Artists on Court Street (comfy seats @ $20! Movie theaters are very much alive.) and strolled on the BB Park Pier 5 & Brooklyn Height Promenade. The Brevoort Station (NY 11216) post office looks old.

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Jul 27 2016

French Louie

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320 Atlantic Ave (bet Smith/Hoyt)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 935 1200

French Louie refers to Louie Seymour, an interesting character from the past. How did the owner choose to name after him is unknown.

My review on Yelp

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Simple and clean decor. Noisy. Flies (ok, it’s summer, but …). Slow service – an hour wait. The patio looks comfortable. I like how they serve the house wine, by letting you taste it first. Also like how they replace the utensil, from a wooden box.

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