Press 195
Now that the panini trend has reached
critical mass, with tiny electric kitchens dispensing
crispy grilled and pressed sandwiches everywhere from
Wall Street to the Bronx, it's hard to stand out from
the pack. Which is why Chris Evans, co-owner of Park
Slope's new Press 195, reveals that he and partner
Brian Karp are "staying away from panini." That's not
to say they're boycotting Italy at their sunny new sandwich-and-wine
bar -- only that they're also offering offbeat alternatives,
like marinated spicy grilled chicken cutlet with blue
cheese and carrots, roast pork with queso blanco and
pickled jalape�os, and grilled apples with yogurt cheese
and wildflower honey (one of several Hudson Valley condiments
Karp discovered during weekend jaunts and added to the
menu)
195 Fifth
Avenue, Brooklyn
718-857-1950
· Cuisine: Sandwich-and-Wine Bar
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