Beloved Vietnamese Eatery Moves Down The Block In Park Slope

PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN — Neighbors in Park Slope shocked to see a longstanding Vietnamese restaurant on Seventh Avenue closed just need to look farther down the block.

Hanco's, a beloved eatery that's stood on the corner of Seventh Avenue and 10th Street for a decade and counting, recently relocated two storefronts down the same avenue.

Asked if rent at the new — noticeably smaller — storefront had anything to do with the move, an employee at Hanco's told Patch that the new building is simply a "better location."

In lieu of its green awning and large indoor dining area, the new Hanco's outpost has a sleek black-and-white storefront with slightly less indoor seating, photos show.

The employee added, though, that the move is the only change at the restaurant, which has kept its same (well-reviewed) menu of banh mi, pho and bubble tea drinks.

In addition to its newest outpost at 354 Seventh Avenue, Hanco's operates a storefront in Boerum Hill and another in Downtown Brooklyn.

Find out more about Hanco's on its website, or place an order at the Park Slope location here.