Quote by Arthur Schwartz

What I love about Brooklyn is there are more wonderful little joints than anywhere.

What I love about Brooklyn is there are more wonderful littl

Summary

This quote highlights the speaker's admiration for the abundance of small and unique establishments in Brooklyn, implying that the borough is unparalleled in this aspect. It suggests that Brooklyn is filled with an array of charming and delightful places to visit, indicating the speaker's admiration for the vibrant and diverse local culture found in the area. Overall, the quote expresses a deep appreciation for the multitude of small, hidden gems that can be discovered in Brooklyn.

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