The Garfield Garage, LLC
Attendant Parking in Park Slope, Brooklyn
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Parking garage for the Park Slope synagogue, Congregation Beth Elohim, Garfield Temple, and Park Slope restaurants - Haenyeo, Al Di La Restaurant, Numero 28 Pizzeria, Yamato, Da Nonna Rosa, Le Succulent, Song, Calexico, Sushi Katsuei, Masalawala And Sons, Song Thai Restaurant, Sotto Voce, Bangkok Degree, La Villa, Hungry Ghost, Blue Bottle Coffee

 

CULTURE & RELIGION

PROSPECT PARK

PROSPECT PARK

DINING

CALEXICO

CALEXICO

CAFES

LOCAL BUSINESSES

SCHOOLS

POLY PREP LOWER SCHOOL

POLY PREP LOWER SCHOOL

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD​

  • With a population of over 62,000, Park Slope is a lively and picturesque neighborhood with fascinating historic buildings, prime shopping locations, and high-rated dining and entertainment areas. Notable spots near Park Slope include the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

  • Park Slope’s convenient location and unique atmosphere have made it one of the most desirable neighborhoods in New York City. 

  • Park Slope is a neighborhood that unites a charming small-town with high accessibility and a central location close to Brooklyn’s bustling commercial hubs. Noteworthy companies with offices in Brooklyn include Google, Apple, McKinsey & Company, and Johnson & Johnson.

  • The opening of Prospect Park in1867 served as a catalyst to the population of nearby areas, which began to fill with Victorian mansions in the last quarter of the 19th century. Many of these quaint homes still stand, contributing to the charm of Park Slope.

  • Just as it was more than a century ago, Prospect Park remains a haven of calm and greenery in an increasingly dense urban area. The Park Slope neighborhood has an old-time charm and leisurely feel that appeals to people who live, work, and visit in the area.

  • Park Slope is home to many cozy coffee shops, diverse restaurants, and independent bookstores. Famous local attractions include the Old Stone House, a reconstructed Dutch farmhouse from the end of the 17th century, the Prospect Park Zoo, and of course, Prospect Park itself with its stunning Long Meadow.