Community Board Approves Liquor Licenses For 2 New Restaurants In Park Slope, BoCoCa

PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN — Two restaurants that will be coming to Park Slope and BoCoCa had their liquor licenses approved by Community Board 6 at its full meeting Wednesday night.

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The restaurants made their full pitches to CB6's licensing committee last week. Their applications still must be approved by the state's Liquor Authority.

Here's how they described themselves to the committee:

OM Indian Food is making its first foray into Brooklyn, with plans for a new location at 234 Court St., between Baltic and Kane streets, in Cobble Hill. OM already has locations on the Upper East Side and in SoHo.
The "family-friendly Indian restaurant" will offer traditional Indian food with vegetarian options. It will also have a back patio that will close a bit earlier than the rest of the restaurant.

You can see the menu at its other two locations here.

2.0 Dining, LLC has plans for an "offshoot" of its Luzzo's pizzeria on Atlantic Avenue. The new restaurant at 669 Union St., at the corner of Fourth Avenue, is technically on the Park Slope side of Fourth Avenue but will be very accessible to people in Gowanus and Boerum Hill.

The establishment will be a "traditional wood burning pizzeria" with a smaller menu — and smaller physical space — than its larger outfit just North of Cobble Hill.

Check out all of Luzzo's Group's NYC restaurants here.

The board also approved outdoor "Street Seats" outside of Park Slope's SkyIce on Fifth Avenue and St. Marks Place, along with outdoor seating for Hugo, on Seventh Avenue and 11th Street.

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