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Domo Taco, 733 Franklin Ave

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edited July 2015 in Crown Heights/Prospect Lefferts Gardens
This discussion was created from comments split from: Cool Pony leaves 733 Franklin. Next up: Yet another Mexican restaurant.

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  • tateinbk
    tateinbk
    It's annoying how the website doesn't have any prices. http://www.domotaco.com/
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    When I walked by, burritos were $9.    So, you can likely get a good estimate of prices by adding $1 to the prices on their truck menu.

    This is their truck menu:


    menu-new
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    This place was packed with people under 30 when I walked by tonight.
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    Because Ms Whynot and I enjoyed our 20s, we ate here this weekend. We could not help but notice that the price points, layout, etc are very similar to Kimchi Taco.

    The food was good, and others seem to agree: This place has been filled since it opened, everytime I walk by between 1 PM and 11PM.
  • goldemi1
    goldemi1
    Walked by yesterday and its papered over.  Closed already?
  • joshb
    joshb
    It was open yesterday. Maybe you're thinking of the storefront that's going to be a spirits and wine shop?
  • joshb
    joshb
    Paper was down briefly yesterday. Saw lettering on the storefront about booze and wine. 
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31

    For those not aware, the church at 729 Franklin complained when now-closed Guyaoco requested a beer license.  

    ...so, I expect that having a wine and liquor store next door should REALLY upset them.


  • Ckobus
    Ckobus
    Why did the church get so upset don't they know that the music they play bothers the business next-door too. I was eating at guayaco a while back there they played the drums so loud that I couldn't enjoy my meal.

  • homeowner
    homeowner
    The church will probably be less upset about the wine and liquor store since consumption won't be happening on site. If I had to guess, it's less about the wine (after all Jesus was known to bring some to get the party started), and more about the possibility of having drunk patrons walking past them when services were occurring.
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    edited April 2016

    There are actually two storefront churches in this immediate area:

    https://www.google.com/maps/@40.6737164,-73.9568713,3a,75y,111.28h,96.33t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sTbfWUMweArw82Ei42o-16g!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

    Starting on the left, we have Gospel Tabernacle Church at 725 Franklin.    These folks have the drum set mentioned by @Ckobus

    Then we had Lily and Fig, which became Guyaco and which quickly closed, and its seems can't become Ramen because of some building issue.   727 Franklin

    Then we have the Straightway Church of God in Christ.    These folks oppose alcohol.   729 Franklin

    Then, we have the place that is now a wine and liquor store, 731 Franklin.

    Then we have Domo Taco, 733 Franklin.   It serves beer and wine. 

  • ridonkulous
    ridonkulous
    Used to live next door to the Straightway Church folks, and I have to say, they are great neighbors. I can understand why they didn't want another place serving beer on the block, where the pastor also lives (above the church, I believe). Liquor store is probably less of an issue (no late-night noise, and as you said, not consumed onsite). The quality of life on that little stretch of Franklin shifted incredibly in a few short years and for those that have been there a long time, it was hard to not get wistful about being able to leave your windows open at night and (no joke) hear crickets.
  • Marco555
    Marco555
    whynot_31 said:
    The landlord now appears to be seeing if it can get a better tenant than Domo Taco. http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/20263498/673-Franklin-Ave-Brooklyn-NY/
    Domo is at 733. The provided link is for 673... not sure what's there off the top of my head
  • whynot_31
    whynot_31
    whoops, yes, this for a storefront down the street. Screen Shot 2017-05-16 at 11.47.24 PM Domo appears to be thriving.