The owner has said a million times he is about to open in 3 weeks, some coffee place or something.

It could be a great bar. And if you think it’s too small, ahem, Kings County. Nough said.

I wish someone would do something with it. It’s a GREAT corner.

They started in April and thought they’d be open by July and then every single month after.

Anyway, as of this Friday they’re open for real and the vibe is awesome and the food is awesome.

On a related note:

Try Moto on Broadway right off the Hewes stop the JMZ. Awesome place, beyond a shadow of a doubt the best restaurant, excluding Peter Luger’s, in the Broadway corridor. Took them fourteen months to open, they thought it would take them three. There’s a documentary about it.

Also, try all the Mexican places on Knickerbocker. I like Asuncion and the one across the street whose name slips me right now.

The pupusa place across the street from Maria Hernandez park on Knickerbocker is awesome and cheap.

If you haven’t eaten there you can’t believe La Isla Cuchifritos on the corner of Myrtle and Knickerbocker. Five bucks gets you half a rotisserie chicken and a big plate of rice and beans. You can take this to go and make it two meals. And the taste is fantastic.

Good eating.

- Rob Bryn

Also, I meant no offense by my kpax comments – just a funny name. I shop there quite often now, as they keep a steady supply of perogies. I do wish though that they kept longer hours, and stocked the shelves a bit more. Even when I make a point of giving them my business, they often don’t have really basic items.