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The Hook Cooks: Annabelle's, Le Bouillabaisse, and More

New restaurants in the city's most remote neighborhood

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Emily Peet-Lukes

A bouillabaise worth naming a restaurant for.

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La Bouillabaisse

46 Beard St.
Brooklyn, NY 11231

Category: Restaurant > French

Region: Brooklyn

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La Bouillabaisse
44 Beard Street, Brooklyn, 718-643-2679
Annabelle's
44 Beard Street, Brooklyn, 718-643-1500
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318 Van Brunt Street, no phone
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414 Van Brunt Street, 718-855-4206
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220 Conover Street, 718-797-2297

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