Visitors to this unique section of the borough are invited to step back in time to a more genteel time period. Defined by its Sycamore-lined Anglophile-named streets with gas lamps and gracious freestanding residences replete with sweeping lawns and driveways, Victorian Flatbush architecture includes an impressive collection of intact Victorians, Colonials, Tudors, Federal-style, and even Japanese and Swiss Chalet styles. Victorian Flatbush is comprised of Ditmas Park and Prospect Park South, where some of the most opulent mansions are located, as well as the sub-neighborhoods of Fiske Terrace, Albemarle Terrace, and Kenmore Terrace. Cortelyou Road serves as the area's main commercial artery and offers trendy dining destinations such as The Farm on Adderley, Purple Yam, Mimi's Hummus, and Cinco de Mayo. The Flatbush Food Co-op is also located on Cortelyou. Commuters enjoy a relatively quick trip to Manhattan with B/Q stations at Beverley, Cortelyou, and Newkirk Plaza.