Update: Sign on the door today (Monday) says “7 days and counting.” Walking home along Montague Street this afternoon your correspondent noticed that the paper had been removed from the windows of 76 Montague Street, indicating that the long awaited opening of Friend of a Farmer at that location will be happening soon. There was a small sign taped to the door: “Private Event”. We’re hoping there will be another, not-so-private event there soon: a party to raise funds to return the anchor that had sat in front of the building for 41 years and was removed to make room for outdoor seating. The anchor is in storage at a shipyard on Staten Island; we’re hoping to see it placed at a suitable location on the Promenade.
Friend of a Farmer Near Opening
By Claude Scales on October 11, 2015 10:24 pm in Brooklyn Heights, Commercial Real Estate, Food, News, Real Estate
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