Gage & Tollner

American restaurant · Downtown Brooklyn

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The Best Fried Chicken in NYC | Eater NY

"Gage & Tollner opened on the ground floor of a commercial building in 1879, and its landmarked interior has been preserved, despite a rocky history that has seen it closed for years before recently reopening. It was once home to the legendary late Black chef Edna Lewis. Her fried chicken is one of the menu’s offerings, buttermilk marinated and served with hush puppies and kimchi slaw, the latter a touch of modernity in a historic plate of food." - Robert Sietsema

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372 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Get directions

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