Brooklyn has changed what it means to be neighborhood restaurant
Brooklyn has changed the concept of the neighborhood restaurant, according to Bloomberg News.
The site says the transformation results from the rise of a new class of consumers in the areas near Downtown Brooklyn who have high incomes and want something different than what they’ve experienced before.
“Thanks to diners’ increasingly sophisticated palates and acceptance of experimental cooking, neighborhood restaurants — broadly taken to be reliable joints with unadventurous menus — are raising their game to previously unconsidered heights,” said Bloomberg reporters Kate Krader and James Tarmy.