CB2 to UCG: OK
As reported yesterday, the reimagined Uncommon Grounds asked CB2 last night to approve its application for outdoor seating.
The board voted to allow the proposal: 6 for, 2 against, 3 abstentions. The CB2 Executive Committee will make a final ruling before the board’s next meeting.
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Posted : September 19th, 2007 at 12:50 pm by Homer Fink under Food, Government, News.
Tags:11201, Brooklyn Heights, busy chef, oven, uncommon grounds, wine bar on henry street
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Comment from MD Stein
Time: November 5, 2007, 1:25 am
I worked in Brooklyn in the early 60’s. I had opportunity to meet The writer Willard Maas & His wife Marie Menken and her Sister Adele Menken. They lived on Montague Street jus down the street from a Liquor Store. I also remember a great Chinese resturant. I think it was called the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Compan. Anyone have experiences/memories to share from that era? Please e’mail MDSTEIN22webtv.net. Thanks
Comment from MD Stein
Time: November 5, 2007, 1:28 am
Correction inre memories Willard Maas Montague st. etc. My e mailaddress is Mdstein2@webtv.net Not mdstein22 fingers are clumsy. Sorry
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Time: January 9, 2008, 4:45 pm
[...] The decor of the space, which has been under renovation of a few months, seems to be more in line with the other eateries on the Henry Street strip. The restaurant has a new website and menu as well. CB2 approved outdoor seating for restaurant last year. [...]
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