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Comment from ts
Time: March 3, 2008, 11:05 pm

I’ve seen it open, but only for private parties. Not exactly the best way to drum up business.

Comment from bhbabe
Time: March 4, 2008, 10:22 am

They did a free family dinner, one seating, on Saturday. I heard mixed reviews, but wish them luck!

Comment from lifer
Time: March 4, 2008, 11:36 am

I was told by local plumbers, they just got their gas turned on recently (last week), can’t cook without gas..I’m sure they’ll be open soon

Comment from Remmy
Time: March 4, 2008, 11:46 am

I am fascinated. The menu is a mix of American and Asian dishes. Given the exploding number of half-white, half-Asian children roaming around the Heights, this concept can’t fail!

Comment from GHB
Time: March 4, 2008, 1:32 pm

Every time there’s a new report of swastikas in BH (the most recent being the other day) I think “how does this happen here, in Brooklyn, in this day and age?” Then some bonehead like Remmy posts. Question answered!

Comment from thepeachtree
Time: March 4, 2008, 2:00 pm

I love that there’s a handle on the pet door.

Comment from your_neighbor
Time: March 4, 2008, 3:55 pm

i celebrate mixed-race heritage and menu diversity.

unfortunately racism is everywhere, bh included…

Comment from Jason
Time: March 5, 2008, 4:31 pm

There is a sign on the door that says they will open on the 10th.

Comment from Kid!
Time: March 17, 2008, 10:13 pm

Hi everyone!
I am ten years old, and I just went to The Moxie Spot this evening. I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay. First thing, THE DOOR! (Door=doors. Because there are THREE doors to The Moxie Spot, all different sized. The big one (for adults) the medium on (for kids) and the tiny tiny tiny one (for pets/dolls/imaginary friends who are the size of my finger)

Then there is the food. It is really good - I recommend the sesame noodles or the Fettucine Alfredo) There is lots of pastries and deserts, as well as salad and other stuff. They have a really wide range of offerings.

There is the ground floor, the upstairs, and the downstairs.
It is really creative - lots of kids stuff, (just like the whole restaurant.)
The upstairs: There are chairs/tables for people to sit and eat. There are LOTS OF LOTS OF LOTS OF LOTS OF kids toys up there. Even a FussBall thingy. As always, really amazing.
The downstairs: Bathrooms. Sink. Thats all. Just joking! Well, actually… not just joking. It isn’t just a bathroom and a sink its REALLY COLORFUL! And the sink - awesome! Three taps. It is like the front door. One for pets, one for kids, one for adults. IT is sorta like a staircase.

ALSO NOTE: There is a telephone thing on each floor, and you talk into it on each floor. No electricity, but if someone else puts the telephone on a different floor on their ear, they can hear what the other person is saying.

There is lots of other stuff in this awesome, creative, did I say awesome?, kid-friendly,kid-friendly,kid-friendly,kid-friendly, and last of all, kid-friendly. Oh and I forgot to mention - kid-friendly!

Comment from hegelian
Time: March 17, 2008, 10:17 pm

Went to moxie tonight and was surprised. Thought it would be mediocre but kid friendly. I had 3 dishes - all asian and they were actually very nice, much better than the pan-asian fair in Park Slope. Also the Vegieburger my wife got was excellent, actually the best I’ve had anywhere. They evidently make it all there, nothing from a box or freezer. We’ll be back.

Comment from Owner’s Mother
Time: March 17, 2008, 10:55 pm

I love the Moxie Spot!

Signed,

The Owner’s Mother

Comment from cranberry
Time: March 18, 2008, 2:31 am

i don’t know how to even begin to respond to the last three ccomments. what the f?

Comment from Owner’s Mother
Time: March 18, 2008, 5:13 am

Cranberry:

The comments from Owner’s Mother was an attempt as sarcasm.

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