Filter by our Side PicksWhen I set out on 5th Street, I knew that it would be one of my shortest walks. But what I did not realize was that this quiet, tree-lined street — only five blocks long — was packed with personality and charm.
After a few surprising detours (5th Street is discontinuous, and can’t be walked … read more
On this small stretch of 5th Street, the Slope Children’s Garden has a grill, covered picnic tables, benches and some greenery with dedicated space for planting by the children from the local schools.
Yes, it is a hike east on 5th Street to get to Lavagna, but well worth it for an authentic Italian bistro with a great wine selection, very good food, and an understated atmosphere.
When I first walked into Doggie Dearest, I had no idea that it was one of the oldest businesses on 5th Street. The reception area was decorated with leafy green plants and painted a cheerful shade of “dog’s ear pink,” and the owner, Evelyn, took a break from grooming to share her story.
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