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If you want ethnic food, you might want to consider the Middle Eastern cuisine of Sahadi’s emporium along Atlantic Avenue just off Clinton Street. You might also like the authentic Russian dishes at the M&I Supermarket along Brighton Beach Avenue.

For some Polish kielbasa and bread, you’ll want to check out Manhattan Avenue. Meanwhile, there’s Italian food pretty much anywhere in Brooklyn, although you’ll want to visit the meat markets and pastry shops along 13th Avenue as well as those in Dkyer Heights. Some Norweian food stores can be found along Bay Ridge as well.

Finally, a couple of Pakistani and halal restaurants are found in Coney Island Avenue together with some places that offer Caribbean fare. You’ll also find a couple of Irish and African restaurants there.

Lastly for specialty food shops, DUMBO, Williamsburg, and Park Slope have very popular bakeries such as Steve’s Key Lime Pie and Baked. There are also some organic food and meat markets there.

Honestly, this shopping list is never going to be exhaustive. But hopefully you can make your way around Brooklyn and find whatever it is that you’re looking for in shopping heaven.

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