Dining In Brooklyn: 5 Must-Try Spots In Park Slope

Stone Park Cafe

If a restaurant can create a buzz with just its bone marrow appetizer, which grabbed the attention of major critics like the New York Times' Frank Bruni, it goes to show how much innovation and brass the place has on the menu. Stone Park Cafe is just that -another Fifth Avenue staple in Park Slope. Stone Park is a place that borders on innovative culinary success and madness. The entrees are safer and spot on: a Berkshire pork osso buco with truffle whipped potatoes, a 30 ounce aged, bone-in rib-eye for two, and a moist roasted chicken with mushroom tagliatelle and roasted garlic jus. This kind of menu, hard-thought but not flashy, is the kind of style that makes Park Slope residents have a voice in contesting Manhattan. Stone Park Cafe 324 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY [Photo via]