The new name has nothing to do with Blue Apron, the D-I-Y meal kit delivery service, though John-Paul added, “it’s nice to not get confused with them anymore.” Sign on the door of Hiller & Moon, 814 Union Street (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER) While going through the process of replacing the sign, Matern decided he wanted a more personal, family name for his shop, hence the homage to his grandmothers. Why the name change? First, the old Blue Apron Foods sign out front “broke,” John-Paul said. Turns out Hiller and Moon are the maiden names of the shop owner Ted Matern’s grandmothers, John-Paul, an employee at the newly renamed store told BKLYNER Thursday evening. So it was surprising for passersby to see that the shop’s blue and white sign and awning had disappeared recently, replaced by a darker sign reading, “Hiller & Moon.” Park Slope – Since 2002, Blue Apron Foods has sat near the corner of Union Street and 7th Avenue, offering gourmet specialties to its Park Slope neighbors including cheese, charcuterie, pastries, coffees, chocolates, and much more. 1 min read Hiller & Moon, 814 Union Street (Photo by Liena Zagare).

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