Gage & Tollner
- ★ 4.3
- Steakhouse
- $$$
Gage & Tollner is an oyster and chop house on Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn, reopened in 2021, with seafood towers, steaks and fried chicken.

Gage & Tollner is an oyster and chop house on Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn, reopened in 2021, with seafood towers, steaks and fried chicken.
Maison Sun is an eight-seat tasting-menu counter in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, cooking Vietnamese flavors with French technique for $185 a guest.

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Order Matcha latte
Squarrel Cafe is a board game cafe at 572 Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, with a wall of games, matcha lattes, bubble tea and weekly D&D nights.
Order Original cheesecake
Junior's Restaurant on Flatbush Avenue Extension in Downtown Brooklyn has served cheesecake since 1950, on a thin sponge-cake layer rather than a crust.
White Noise Coffee runs a coffee shop and roastery at 57 Smith Street in Downtown Brooklyn, roasting small batches and serving breakfast, brunch and bakes.
Drink Themed cocktail menus that change by concept
Grand Army is a Boerum Hill, Brooklyn cocktail and oyster bar on State Street whose menus follow themes, with a raw bar and $65 and $110 seafood towers.
Drink Tiki classics
Sunken Harbor Club is a walk-in-only tiki bar above Gage & Tollner in Downtown Brooklyn, a 35-person room with a fog machine and drinks near $20.
Try Pastrami sandwich
A Taste of Katz's is a deli counter inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, selling hand-carved pastrami and corned beef, matzo ball soup and latkes.
Try Kielbasa and pierogi platter
Pierogi Boys is a Polish counter inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn serving potato and cheese pierogi, beef cheek and pork pierogi, and grilled kielbasa.
Try Poached chicken set
Hainan Jones is a Hainanese chicken rice stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, serving poached and roasted chicken sets with rice and soup.
Try Hand-pulled Lanzhou noodles
Hana Noodles is a stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn making Lanzhou-style hand-pulled noodles, plus dumplings and scallion pancakes.
Try Al pastor taco
Jefe Tacos is a taco stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, serving al pastor, pollo asado and mushroom tacos on fresh ground corn tortillas.
Try Bulgogi gimbap roll
BK Gangnam is a Korean street food stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, selling fried chicken sandwiches, wings, gimbap rolls and Korean corn dogs.
Try Buffalo wings
Dan & John's Wings is a Buffalo-style wing stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, born from wings made in a Brooklyn apartment during Bills games.
Try Encebollado and churrasco
Okey Ecuadorian Food is a stall in DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn serving Ecuadorian breakfast, lunch and dinner staples such as encebollado and churrasco.
Try Cone-shaped crepes
Eight Turn Crepe is a stall inside DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn making Japanese-style cone crepes with gluten-free rice flour batter, sweet and savory.
Try Döner kebab in pide
Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab is a stall in DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn selling Berlin-style döner kebab in Turkish pide bread, plus wraps and a kebab taco.
Try Jerk chicken with rice and peas
Likkle More Jerk is a fast-casual Jamaican stall in DeKalb Market Hall in Brooklyn, rooted in Montego Bay, serving jerk chicken, jerk pork and oxtail stew.
Try Fried chicken slider
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The Atlantic Antic closes over a mile of Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn for a Sunday street festival of food, music and shopping, run by the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation.
Try Sandwich on house bread
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