BP MARKOWITZ WELCOMES CROSSROADS TO GO COFFEE AND FOOD STAND TO DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN |
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Photo by Kathryn Kirk
In photo: (left to right) Joanne Imohiosen, New York City Parks Department; Jules Spiegel, Brooklyn Parks Commissioner; Crossroads To Go co-owner Yasmin Gur; BP Markowitz; Crossroads To Go co-owner Suzanne Meehan; Joel Johnson, Zipcar General Manager; Efrain Dorado, Crossroads To Go employee |
On Thursday, April 24, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz joined Brooklyn Parks Commissioner Jules Spiegel and co-owners Suzanne Meehan and Yasmin Gur for the grand opening of Crossroads To Go, a new takeaway coffee and food stand on Joralemon Street near Brooklyn Borough Hall that caters to customers “on the go.”
Festivities included free coffee for commuters, compliments of Zipcar. Ito En also offered free samples of Tea’s Tea, and Crossroads To Go provided samples of muffins, banana nut bread, scones, as well as coffee, iced coffee and hand-squeezed lemonade. Lunchtime entertainment was performed by Tropical Beat, a steel drums band.
Suzanne Meehan and Yasmin Gur also own and operate Crossroads Cafe on Prospect Avenue in Windsor Terrace, which opened in 2004.
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