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When Beauty Bar decided to have a family and headed over to Park Slope there was a sense of emptiness
When Beauty Bar decided to have a family and headed over to Park Slope there was a sense of emptiness
When Beauty Bar decided to have a family and headed over to Park Slope there was a sense of emptiness. In its place opened Broomies, which I personally loved for its weekly trivia night. When that closed I lamented loudly over where I would get to play trivia, but after a month of being closed something amazing opened in its place, Skytown Cafe…. (Photography by Peter Dressel)
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