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Photo by Shannon Geis/Ditmas Park CornerIf you’ve walked down Coney Island Avenue recently, you’ve probably noticed the new awning [/blog/food/773-lounge-has-new-awning-up-planning-to-open-mid-october]and all of the work happening at 773 Lounge — which was devastated by a fire last November [/blog/crime/firefighters-battling-blaze-773-lounge] — over the last few weeks.
773 Coney Island Avenue
Get ready to raise your glasses to the return of one of our neighborhood’s favorite watering holes: 773 Lounge [https://www.facebook.com/773Lounge?fref=ts] (773 Coney Island Avenue) will likely be back in September! 773 Lounge owners Margaret and Billy Cain let us know that they’re
773 Coney Island Avenue
After construction began last month to rebuild 773 Lounge [/blog/food/construction-begins-rebuild-773-lounge-coney-island-avenue] (773 Coney Island Avenue), our neighborhood watering hole reported on Saturday [https://www.facebook.com/773Lounge/posts/959002067446269] that the bar “has been stripped down to the brick.” Photo by Juan Carlos Pinto, via 773 Lounge [https://www.
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773 Coney Island Avenue
Following the devastating fire at 773 Lounge last week [/crime/fire-destroys-773-lounge-owners-vow-to-rebuild-be-stronger-than-ever], the staff and other friends of the longtime neighborhood bar have launched a fundraising campaign to help 773 rebuild [http://www.gofundme.com/773lounge]. Mike Sheehan and Diana King, who both tended bar at 773 Lounge, as well as