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New Supermarket To Replace Former Steve’s C-Town In Park Slope
The new grocery store, K Slope Market, soft-opened this week, taking over the longtime Steve's C-Town on 9th Street.
BROOKLYN, NY — Park Slope has a new grocery destination as K Slope Market opens in the space long occupied by the neighborhood staple, Steve’s C-Town.
The new supermarket, which soft-opened earlier this week, takes over the 9th Street location that has served residents for decades.
Customers can now enjoy fresh produce, a butcher and fish counter, pantry staples, daily-baked breads, and freshly prepared sushi in the updated store, bringing a new era to the longtime neighborhood fixture.
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According to officials, K Slope Market will also offer free local delivery once they open full-time in the new year.
The turnaround between the two stores came swiftly after news broke in September that Steve’s C-Town would be closing. The beloved neighborhood grocery had called its three-story building at 329 9th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues, home since 1970.
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