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Tag: Gage and Tollner

Gage & Tollner finally open — for takeout and delivery

February 28 | Raanan Geberer

About a year after the historic, opulent Gage & Tollner restaurant on...

The house on the corner is 941 Albemarle Road. Photo: Lore Croghan/Brooklyn Eagle

Around Brooklyn: ‘Meals on Us’ initiative gives food to families

July 17 | Editorial Staff

‘Meals on Us’ initiative gives food to families A Brooklyn...

Ahead of its expected February reopening, Gage & Tollner's new sign is up on Fulton Street. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Brooklyn Eagle

Gage & Tollner’s new sign is up, February opening planned

January 9 | Paul Frangipane

"Now that it's not being confused for an Arby's anymore...

What’s ahead for 2020? Brooklyn’s bigwigs predict the future

January 1 | Mary Frost

After the events of last year, who knows what’s around the...

Here’s the renovation design for Gage & Tollner, which a restaurateur trio plans to reopen. Photomontage by Eric Safyan via the Landmarks Preservation Commission

Gage & Tollner designs revealed as Landmarks gives green light

April 30 | Lore Croghan

The revival of Downtown Brooklyn’s famous Gage & Tollner took a...

From left: Ben Schneider and Sohui Kim of The Good Fork and St. John Frizell of Fort Defiance plan to reopen Gage & Tollner this fall. Eagle photos by Paul Frangipane.

Gage & Tollner: A prestigious past charts an inspired future

March 1 | Sarah Zorn

Brooklyn eagerly awaits the resurrection of one of its grandest culinary landmarks...

As the restaurateurs behind the resurgence of Gage & Tollner prepare for the future, they look to the institution's past. Eagle photo by Paul Frangipane

Blueprints for the new Gage & Tollner: 125 years of menus, decor and staff

March 1 | Mary Frost

Gage & Tollner is set to reopen this fall, resurrecting a 125...

A passerby looks into the window of the resurgent Gage & Tollner's. Eagle photo by Paul Frangipane

Gage & Tollner’s revival unlocks neighborly memories

March 1 | Mary Frost

A steady stream of visitors rapped on the window of 372 Fulton...

Gage tollner interior in the old days. Eagle file photo

From our archives: The history of Gage & Tollner

March 1 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

When it shuttered in 2004 after 125 years in operation, Gage &...

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