The Big News: Brooklyn Label is open again! Brooklyn Label 3.0, now under the same management as Le Gamin, reopened in the past couple of weeks. The space at 180 Franklin Street has been given a little bit of a renovation in the past few months prior to the reopening. But most importantly, Le Gamin owner, Robert Arbor, wants to return Brooklyn Label to all its former glory. The menu is classic American: eggs Benedict, French toast, pancakes, burgers, and salads. They’re currently open for breakfast and lunch with dinner service coming soon.
For the past year, Mister Dips has been our answer to Shake Shack, but at some point next year, we will have an actual Shake Shack. Seems the chain will be coming to the space that formerly housed Blue Bottle at 160 Berry Street. They even threw a “surprise party” complete with free burgers and pumpkin frozen custards at North Brooklyn Farms last Wednesday. Word is doors open in the spring.
The Paulie Gee family (60 Greenpoint Ave) is still reeling from their loss over the summer. Employee Neftaly Ramirez was unfortunately involved in a fatal bicycling accident on Franklin Street. To commemorate his life, they’ve renamed his favorite pie to Neffy’s Porkpie White.
Lastly, if you’ve been around Meserole Avenue and Guernsey Street lately, you should’ve seen all the work coming together for Davey’s Ice Cream’s new world headquarters at 74 Meserole Avenue! The ice-cream parlor’s opening is imminent.
Davey’s ice cream is opening on Tuesday (10/17)! They’ll be giving out free scoops from 3-8pm.
Are you sure Brooklyn Label should be admitting they are under the “same management” as Le Gamin?