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luscious in the slope...

belzjm
belzjm
edited November -1 in Park Slope
is that the name...? luscious on the slope...?

just had to say that i went here today for the first time ever and it was FANTASTIC! i have no idea how i could have never tried it before. went for lunch with a friend and the food was excellent and really fresh.

and the pumpkin cupcakes were the best i've ever had!!!

they deliver too...i found my new favorite place.

ooohhh and they have a make your own salad option, which is something i've been looking to find in the slope for a while!!

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  • vanillasativa
    vanillasativa
    make your own salad as in tell the guy to throw tomatoes, avocado, blue cheese, croutons, grilled chicken in and then they toss it for you?

    if so, where is this place?
  • belzjm
    belzjm
    yup flexi...that would be it!! and the "fixin's" are really great! beets, 5 different cheeses, grilled chicken, all kinds of great healthy stuff!!

    it's on 5th avenue between bergen and st. marks!

    http://www.lusciousbrooklyn.com/

    open till 9 on weekdays and 7 on weekends...

    free delivery over 10 dollars.
  • belzjm
    belzjm
    for some reason the make your own salad option doesn't seem to show up on the online menu, but they have them there...my friend got one and it was really excellent...

    you'd have to call to see if they would make one and deliver it...

    the guy working there is cute too...
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    Luscious Brooklyn is right here baby!
  • voodoonyc
    voodoonyc
    Flexichick wrote: make your own salad as in tell the guy to throw tomatoes, avocado, blue cheese, croutons, grilled chicken in and then they toss it for you?

    if so, where is this place?
    Tomatoes, blue cheese, croutons and onion (ya left that out) mixed with good greens is the food that was no doubt blessed by god and served to baby jesus. One of the most sublime food combinations in the world. You get that one perfect bite and.......
  • rulajean
    rulajean
    sundried tomatoes, blue cheese, croutons, avocado, chicken and balsamic vinagrette.

    damn "you people". It's too cold to go out
  • voodoonyc
    voodoonyc
    I'm talking side salad - no chicken there. But I give you avacado and balsamic. And I ain't going out tonight.
  • voodoonyc
    voodoonyc
    And once again I derail a thread. I'll just shut up. Back to Luscious!
  • belzjm
    belzjm
    no no you didn't derail anything...! the make your own salads is one of the highlights of this place, as far as i'm concerned!!
  • voodoonyc
    voodoonyc
    I do like make-your-own salad places and there is a dearth of them in pretty much all of Brooklyn, so this is good news!
  • voodoonyc
    voodoonyc
    Is that the proper usage of dearth? It just came to me. Huh.
  • tajmb
    tajmb
    I hate to rain on this parade, but I've tried the place and found it horrible. Maybe at lunch time the salad is still fresh, but that wasn't my experience. I was craving a salad about 2 weeks ago and had someone pick one up from there on their way home. It arrived with all kinds of great ingredients like you describe, but they had been placed onto a pile of rotten field greens. Nasty.

    On the plus side, I will say the balsamic dressing was very good. I saved it for a salad I got elsewhere the next day.
  • quiddity
    quiddity

    UGH! Just came home from Luscious. I picked up an order to go. One of the restaurant owners' friends (or extra-super-special customer) came in with a dog. A DOG. I said something to the cashier and she acted like I was a lunatic. I said something to the owner and he just went "HUH?" And finally I said to the dog owner directly, "that is a violation of health codes." And the dog owner just said, "yeah, yeah, yeah."

    OH, did I mention that the dog was a black lab? Sure, I'll let the ankle biters at Gorilla slide. But this was too much. Luscious is a restaurant. Gorilla is just coffee.

    G - R - O - S - S.

    Rant over.

  • smokin joe
    smokin joe

    i don't understand the problem -- unless the dog was washing dishes with his tongue. many countries allow dogs in restaurants and no one seems to mind or be the worse for it.

  • quiddity
    quiddity

    LOL. After giving it some thought I realized I overreacted and that my real problem was that he was breaking a rule. It apparently triggered something in me and I lost it. It was clearly my problem. I'll admit it.