Little Purity

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Joined 10 years ago

With windows facing both street and avenue, this corner diner lights up the neighborhood into the wee hours.. In Short
Park Slope's most conspicuous 24-hour eatery seats customers at floral-cushioned booths with marbleized, green Formica tables, or at the very small counter housing the cash register. A handful of tchotchkes, including a seasonally defiant nutcracker, bedeck high shelves and window sills, but the decor, like the menu, is largely uncluttered. French toast on challah bread competes with more than a dozen omelettes; burgers and sundry sandwiches are complemented by Greek specialties like moussaka and kebob.