New Seventh Avenue Park Slope Eatery Will Be...No No Cafe
The cat is out of the bag in terms of the identity of the restaurant that will occupy the site of the closed India House, aka the South Asian Scourge of Seventh Avenue, in Park Slope. It's going to be called the No No Cafe, as in North of New Orleans Cafe. So, after some serious consideration, we're figuring a Cajun/Creole spot? Or, of course, it could simply be a cute name for a cafe that plays on the owner's city of origin.
How do we know this? There was a sign taped to the window when we passed by yesterday evening, keen watchers of the streetscape that we are. The more general point is that there is so little change from year to year on Seventh Avenue, especially of a culinary nature, that any new restaurant opening is cause for major excitement.
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How do we know this? There was a sign taped to the window when we passed by yesterday evening, keen watchers of the streetscape that we are. The more general point is that there is so little change from year to year on Seventh Avenue, especially of a culinary nature, that any new restaurant opening is cause for major excitement.
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I've been dealing with Greg (the owner and chef) for years at the Delta Grill, both as a purveyor and at the 9th Ave Food Fest. Cajun indeed, and Greg's credentials are impressive, he worked in NO and trained under Chef Paul Prudhomme. A great addition to 7th Ave (and Brooklyn for that matter), I just wish he had opened somewhere here in Red Hook.
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