Venue-specific photo of Gage & Tollner, from the venue's own website.
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Gage & Tollner is a historic oyster and chop house on Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn. The original ran from 1879 to 2004, and it reopened in April 2021.
Eater New York calls its 19th-century dining room of brass, woodwork and marble a perfect place for brunch. Reviewers praise the timeless atmosphere, fried chicken and she-crab soup; East Coast oysters and Parker House rolls are staples.
In the news & reviews
- Eater NY: The Best Brunch Spots in New York City, According to Eater Editors
“Gage and Tollner ’s dining room is a perfect place for brunch, with its 19th century vibe and its brass, woodwork, and marble decor.”
- Eater NY: The Best Classic Restaurants in NYC, According to Eater Editors
“Gage & Tollner reopened in 2021, a revival by partners Sohui Kim, Ben Schneider, and St.”
- Restaurantji review of Gage & Tollner
“Magnifique soirée lundi....”
- Restaurantji review of Gage & Tollner
“She wanted a romantic restaurant and this one didn’t disappoint.”
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