Good evening, Greenpointers.<\/p>\n
Fall is finally here! It\u2019s the perfect weather for a Fall Festival at Marsha P. Johnson State Park, one of the neighborhood\u2019s highlights for the week ahead<\/a>.<\/p>\n In restaurant news, Naxos<\/a> is bringing Greek and Latin fusion to Williamsburg soon, and Frita Batidos<\/a>, a Cuban fast-casual restaurant, opens October 29 near Domino Park.\u00a0<\/p>\n Australian restaurant Isla & Co.<\/a> is moving its Williamsburg home from\u00a0107 North 12th Street to 66 Grand Street, which was previously home to Mama Lee.<\/p>\n A new women\u2019s sports bar called Blazers<\/a> (named for trailblazing women in sports) will soon be taking over the former home of comedy club Old Man Hustle at 308 Bedford Avenue.<\/p>\n Last Friday, moped-riding thieves<\/a> grabbed a chain off a person and fled.<\/p>\n After months of uncertainty, the troubled Brooklyn Mirage<\/a> will be demolished, according to permits filed with the city.<\/p>\n For Greenpointers\u2019 newest series, \u201cGreenpoint at Work,\u201d we spoke to Stephanie West<\/a>, owner and clinical director of West Therapy Group to answer that age old question: what does your therapist do when you\u2019re not in session?<\/p>\n Find a pair of glasses you\u2019ll actually love at Sunny Eye Shop<\/a>. Plus, you\u2019ll get a free gift with your purchase if you mention Greenpointers.<\/p>\n In and around North Brooklyn<\/p>\n Uzuki\u2019s \u201cstaggeringly good noodles<\/a>\u201d were featured in Brooklyn Magazine.<\/p>\n