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UPDATED: GM Confirms Closure Of Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant

Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope StoopThe windows at Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant Brooklyn (256 5th Avenue between Garfield Place and Carroll Street) were papered over as of Friday, July 1 and the restaurant’s fate was initially unclear. “After three years, the corporate office has rightly decided

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Celebrate Mardi Gras, Slope Style

Photo by Andy CastroToday is Fat Tuesday, and if you’re looking for a way to celebrate Mardi Gras — the traditional anything-goes end to Carnival celebrations that lead up to Lent — we have a few places to drink Sazeracs and gobble down gumbo in our area. Here’s where to

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The 10 Best Restaurants For New Year’s Eve Dinner In Park Slope

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner, and if hanging out with throngs of tourists in Times Square isn’t your thing, stick close to home and reserve your spot at one of our Park Slope restaurants. We’ve rounded up some of the best places to grab

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Bargain Bite Of The Week: $1 Oysters At Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn

So you love oysters, but you don’t love paying around $3 for each of those little bivalves? If you’re looking for a bargain, and you’re not concerned about a lot of variety, then happy hour at Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn is where you should be slurping.

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Now Open: Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn

After a comparatively short construction time, Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn opened last night at 256 5th Avenue, between Carroll and Garfield, in the 5,000-square-foot space that formerly housed Fornino. We stopped in to take a look around and chat with owners Jonathan Young and Bruce Fox (pictured above)

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Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn Will Also Have A Fish Market

When the Grand Central Oyster Bar Brooklyn opens later this year in the giant old Fornino space at 254-256 5th Avenue, it will not just serve up shellfish and more to restaurant patrons, but it will have a dedicated retail fish market space as well. Grubstreet is reporting that they