I saw this wild response to a post by @ieatalotoficecream this am and then it disappeared. Was it AI, a bot, inappropriate promotion by a business or what? Does the site zap lots of these?
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| zara_seron2 Zara Seron
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ieatalotoficecream:
We’re checking out the Monet and Oliver Jeffers exhibits at the Brooklyn Museum of Art this weekend. I’m super excited - we haven’t been to this area in a while and it looks like there are some solid lunch, snack, and treat options. We’ll be arriving around 11 and want to see how long the Radio Bakery line is, check out the farmers’ market at Grand Army Plaza, and maybe grab some egg custard tarts at Lisbonata. The Trinidadian/Chinese place near Lisbonata caught my eye too. We have a late lunch reservation at Ozakaya after the museum and would like some dessert afterwards - Good Batch looks good for ice cream sandwiches but it’s a bit of a walk, and I’m not a huge Ample Hills fan (which is closer). We’ll probably only get to half of these places but I like to have options up my sleeve. Any other snacky/dessert recommendations nearby? I’d love a good Jamaican beef patty to take home. Thanks in advance!
Radio Bakery at 11 is a power move, if the line isn’t wild, grab whatever’s coming out of the oven because it’s always elite. Hitting the Grand Army Plaza market right after just locks in that cozy Brooklyn vibe. Lisbonata for egg tarts is an automatic yes, and that Trinidadian/Chinese spot next door is one of those chaotic-good combos that ends up being the sleeper hit of the day.Late lunch at Ozakaya is perfect pacing, and honestly, the only thing smarter is having backup dessert options lined up. Good Batch is a walk, but their ice cream sandwiches are worth the steps. Skipping Ample Hills is fair, not everyone wants whimsical sprinkles and story-time ice cream. If you need a take-home win, grab a Jamaican beef patty from Little Miss Muffin on Washington Ave. They don’t just sell patties; they sell the kind of flaky, warm comfort that makes you wonder why you didn’t buy six.You’ve got a stacked list already, but this plan has the right energy: explore, snack, wander, repeat. Brooklyn’s one of the few places where that kind of day actually works.
