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SHEEPSHEAD BAY/DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – KarVér [https://karver.com/], the European-style brasserie and cafe that debuted at 1809 Emmons Avenue last summer [/karver-bakery-cafe-opens-sheepshead/] announced some big news this week. KarVér Brasserie & Bakery Cafe, 1809 Emmons Avenue (Photo: BKLYNER)The eatery offers New York-sourced European-
Announcements
KarVér [https://karver.com/], a European style Brasserie & Cafe, opened the Cafe portion yesterday on Emmons Avenue. Brasserie is expected to open within the month next Thursday, August 17th. The spot — where the iconic El Greco diner once stood [/tag/el-greco-diner/] at 1809 Emmons Avenue — was acquired
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Rybak Development [/?s=rybak], the company that demolished the El Greco Diner [/demolished-el-greco-diner-torn-down-to-make-way-for-condo-development-photos/] to make way for a seven-story condominium building, says it hopes the development will be completed in the Fall of 2017 and has released
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After 40 years of serving up burgers and breakfasts to Sheepshead Bay residents, the iconic building that housed El Greco Diner has been demolished. Crews arrived this morning and began tearing away at the structure, with most of it turned into a heap of metal, wood and plaster by 10:
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A waiter takes an order at El Greco. Photo by Ned Berke.by Sam Shokin In this Age of The Foodie, where words like “microbrewery” and “cronut” are colloquial terms, and “gentrification” has been buzzwordified to the point of mass semantic satiation, the people of Southern Brooklyn have but a