Monday, November 22, 2010
egg creams at brooklyn farmacy & soda fountain
I had passed the brooklyn farmacy and soda fountain on my bike a few times
and had always wanted to check it out,
but this article in edible brooklyn finally made us go a few weekends ago.
we ordered egg creams, a drink I had never heard of before reading the article,
but was intrigued by after learning that used to be a very typical brooklyn drink which is now experiencing a comeback
(our friend N who grew up here remembers his dad taking him to get egg creams at the corner diner).
I also love the fact that the drink, despite its name, does not include eggs nor cream
(one theory being that someone americanized the french words chocolat et crème).
The list of ingredients is short: cold milk, chocolate syrup and seltzer
(which makes for a very interesting sparkly sensation).
I really liked the old-school and family feel of the place,
and I'll back, maybe next time for one of their amazing looking sundaes.
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the place looks great outside and inside.
ReplyDeletei'd love one of these cupcakes!!!
das schaut wunderbar aus, wie schön dinge zu erkunden, die man schon eine Weile im Auge hat...Deine Bilder sind mal wieder voll mit schönen Farben ...und diesem schönen Hauch von Unklarheit...Das Bild von dem Stuhl und dem Boden ist so schön...
ReplyDeletehi christine, this place is so great. next time get the sunday of dreams, it's amazing. it was nice seeing you yesterday at the bsc meetup
ReplyDeleteWhat a place ! I wanna go...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
christine, diese fotos sind toll. dieses dämmerige (??) weiche halbdunkel...ich nehme die kamera fast nie in bars etc weil ich denke dass es eh zu dunkel ist...aber ich sollte es wohl mal versuchen.
ReplyDeleteegg cream hört sich komisch an, aber sieht lecker aus. ich mag diese gläser.
danke für die anleitung, ich hoffe bald anzufangen, sonst bist du fertig bevor ich maschen angeschlagen habe...!!
that place looks lovely - and so do your photos!
ReplyDelete(und ich stimme maria zu, ich sollte auch viel öfter fotografieren, wenn das licht so weich ist.)
great photos, what a cool place. i'll be sure to visit next year when i come back to NY!
ReplyDeleteSieht gut aus! Ich hab neulich im (Privat)fernsehen ein make-over davon gesehen! Die Besitzer hatten sich übernommen und sind an den morschen Balken und den maroden Metalldecken verzweifelt. Aber es hatte ein happy end....
ReplyDeletethe soft grain in this set is perfect. love these.
ReplyDeletesuper-schöne bilder!! und bekannte gesichter... :)
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