The Night That Brooklyn Heights Closed (Until Further Notice)

By on March 17, 2020 12:27 am in 11201, Coronavirus, Nightlife, Restaurants

Not much to say here. Just sharing some photos taken tonight.

The night that Henry Street Ale House was forced to close by 8:00 p.m. until further notice.

20200316_154718The night that Fortune House expressed its gratitude to customers.

20200316_185800The night that CVS was sold out of all paper goods, despite a limit of one per household.

20200316_190422The night that one customer got in one more dinner at Clark’s Restaurant before it closed its dining room and readied for take-out and delivery only.

20200316_192004Let’s support our local small businesses in these difficult times. Order in from neighborhood restaurants. Purchase gift cards for later use. Practice social distancing, diligently. Leave a note for your elderly neighbors to see if they need supplies. Be kind to yourself and others. Be kind in the comment sections. Let’s get through this as a community.

(Lead photo courtesy Instagram @henrystreetalehouse.)

 

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  • Knight

    I hope & pray that our local businesses can withstand the economic impact.

  • Knight

    Also: if you order online from a local restaurant, please try to use their own website if they have one. GrubHub, DoorDash, Seamless, and other apps take as much as 30% of your total bill. That doesn’t help our local businesses.

  • KXrVrii1

    Or, God forbid, call them…

  • IBWT

    Seamless and Grubhub say they have waived their fees.

  • Knight

    They waived their delivery fees to the consumer, not the percentage that they get from the restaurant.

  • meschwar

    No, they waived their commissions. Or are deferring them.