Big Story
George’s Diner on Coney ISland Avenue (Photo Liena Zagare/BKLYNER)DITMAS PARK: George’s Diner on Coney Island Avenue is legendary. It was the first in Brooklyn to open 24 hours. And at a time when we seem to be reporting on the closure of one old-school diner
Central Brooklyn
Photo by Ditmas Park CornerGeorge’s Restaurant, a neighborhood staple since 1956, has finally reopened this week [/blog/food/georges-is-open-for-business/]. They are celebrating their official grand opening today, but we stopped in earlier this week to check out the updated space and taste some diner classics.
Central Brooklyn
Photo by Ditmas Park CornerGeorge’s Restaurant, a neighborhood staple since 1956, has finally reopened this week [/blog/food/georges-is-open-for-business/]. They are celebrating their official grand opening today, but we stopped in earlier this week to check out the updated space and taste some diner classics.
Business
Photo by Ditmas Park CornerIt’s official! George’s Restaurant has reopened at 753 Coney Island Avenue after being repossessed by City Marshals earlier this year [/blog/food/city-marshals-seize-georges-restaurant-could-be-reopened-by-family-of-original-owners/] after the owner hadn’t paid bills for months.
753 Coney Island Avenue
George’s is coming back! After city marshals repossessed George’s Restaurant [http://www.yelp.com/biz/georges-restaurant-brooklyn] (753 Coney Island Avenue, by Cortelyou Road) for the landlord because the then-owner hadn’t paid his bills for months [/business/city-marshals-seize-georges-restaurant-diner-could-be-