Showing posts with label Raina Passo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raina Passo. Show all posts

Friday, October 05, 2018

Celebrating 32 Years On Court Street: Try Rae's On Court Street Holding Special Sale


PMFA likes to highlight independently-owned businesses in Carroll Gardens.
One of these businesses is Rae at 430 Court Street, which first opened its doors back in 1986.

With neighborhood stores opening and closing at an alarming rate lately, it is worth celebrating those that continue to thrive. Owner Raina Passo credits Rae's success to her customers' loyalty and support of small businesses.
"Fashions come and go and neighborhoods change but the one thing that I have strived to remain the same is good old fashion customer service," Raina told us in 2016.

Rae is holding a big sale this week-end, Saturday, October 6th and Sunday, October 7th.
Stop on by, browse the fall merchandise, and say hi to Raina.



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Thursday, October 06, 2016

'Try Rae's First' Celebrating 30 Years On Court Street

Rae's circa 1986
With neighborhood stores opening and closing at an alarming rate lately in Carroll Gardens, it is worth celebrating those businesses that continue to thrive. 'Try Rae's First', a beloved neighborhood clothing store, has been in business at 430 Court Street since 1986 and will be celebrating its 30th anniversary this week-end.
Help Rae's celebrate by stopping by for a drink and to take advantage off 75% of fall merchandise in the store.

Owner Raina Passo writes:
Fashions come and go and neighborhoods change but the one thing that I have strived to remain the same is good old fashion customer service.

It has been my great pleasure to be a community staple for the past 30 years, happily servicing my customers. I have been blessed with friendships that have spanned generations of families. It is your loyalty and support of small business that makes this neighborhood great.

Thank you for your support and we look forward to many more years of being a part of this great Brooklyn neighborhood.

Congratulations, Raina! Glad to know that some stores thrive and continue to be part of the community.


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