A World of Caribbean Flavor in Brooklyn’s Flatbush
Exploring the West Indian restaurants and markets along Nostrand and Flatbush Avenues is like taking a mini vacation to the Caribbean without having to venture further than Brooklyn. This is a world of rotis, pones, macaroni pie, cou-cou, and mounds of tropical produce.
Caribbean Produce Inside Flatbush Caton Market
Concentrated roughly in a square mile bounded by Empire Boulevard, Nostrand Avenue, Cortelyou Road and Flatbush Avenue, just take the B or Q subway line to Prospect Park and head south...
January 26th, 2010 | Steve Mirsky | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Attractions, carribean food brooklyn, featuredarticle, Food & Beverage, Restaurants & Bars, Shopping
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