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Gourmet grocery store Brooklyn Harvest Market coming to site of old Williamsburg White Castle

October 4, 2019

East Williamsburg is getting a gourmet grocery store where drunk men with beards once greased their stomachs with tiny, spongy meat circles debatably categorized as “hamburgers.” Brooklyn Harvest Market — a high-end supermarket with three other locations — is coming to 781 Metropolitan Ave., the site of the old Williamsburg White Castle, dealmakers announced Thursday. “This new East Williamsburg location

Evil Twin brewer Jeppe Jarnit Bergso. Eagle photo by Steve Hindy.

The twin settles in: Famous ‘gypsy’ brewer Evil Twin opens Ridgewood brewery

April 30, 2019

Evil Twin Brewery, one of the most successfully itinerant “gypsy” breweries in the world, is finally putting down roots in the Queens neighborhood of Ridgewood.

The offerings at Black Seed range from standard (veggie cream cheese) to unexpected (lobster tarragon spread). Photo courtesy of Black Seed

Black Seed brings sweeter, trendier bagels to Brooklyn

March 20, 2019

Black Seed, the popular purveyor of hand-rolled, Montreal-fusion bagels, opened its first location in the borough on Wednesday on a busy Brooklyn Heights block. When

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, 2019

Brooklyn eagerly awaits the resurrection of one of its grandest culinary landmarks: Gage & Tollner, which shuttered in 2004 after 125 years of operation. Three

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, 2019

Gage & Tollner is set to reopen this fall, resurrecting a 125-year legacy of oysters and chops. Three of the borough’s most highly regarded restaurateurs, Sohui

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, 2019

A steady stream of visitors rapped on the window of 372 Fulton St. on a recent Saturday and were ushered into a space that was

Gage tollner interior in the old days. Eagle file photo

From our archives: The history of Gage & Tollner

March 1, 2019

When it shuttered in 2004 after 125 years in operation, Gage & Tollner had long been a Brooklyn institution: the city’s oldest oysterhouse. Oyster, chops,

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

Podcast: The past, present and future of Gage & Tollner

March 1, 2019

This story is included in a five-part exploration of Gage & Tollner’s past, present and future. Other stories include: Gage & Tollner: A prestigious past charts an inspired future Blueprints for

Foodie-favorite “Artichoke” pizza opens in Brooklyn

August 20, 2015

Foodies, rejoice! New York pizza chain Artichoke Basille’s – a late-night favorite amongst Manhattan, Astoria and even West Coast foodies – has entered the borough. According to New York Eater,

Tag: openings

Gourmet grocery store Brooklyn Harvest Market coming to site of old Williamsburg White Castle

The twin settles in: Famous ‘gypsy’ brewer Evil Twin opens Ridgewood brewery

Black Seed brings sweeter, trendier bagels to Brooklyn

Gage & Tollner: A prestigious past charts an inspired future

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

Gage & Tollner’s revival unlocks neighborly memories

From our archives: The history of Gage & Tollner

Podcast: The past, present and future of Gage & Tollner

Foodie-favorite “Artichoke” pizza opens in Brooklyn

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