vanishing williamsburg

The ”vegan junk food” mainstay was a delicious option for brunch, pancakes, shakes, and more, and we’re bummed to see it go.

”The past 13 years have been incredible, and we could not be more proud of our stay on Metropolitan Ave,” they write.

Zablozki's first opened in 2004 when N. 6th St in Williamsburg was a very different place.

”The reality of the extended shut down and piling up of operational costs has essentially forced the decision to be made for us,” say Kinfolk. ”We are heartbroken and did not want this to be the way that we said goodbye.”

Williamsburg institution/sake bar/restaurant Snacky has closed after 18 years of dumplings and Zatoichi beer-and-shot specials...

We lost Rosemary's, Enid's and The Abbey earlier this year and now comes word that another long-standing Williamsburg/Greenpoint bar is closing. Mugs Alehouse, which has been on the corner of Bedford and N. 10th for nearly 27 years, will close later this month.

First Enid's, then Rosemary's Greenpoint Tavern, now comes news that Williamsburg is losing another drinking institution: The Abbey.

This is a really sad one: Rosemary's Greenpoint Tavern, which has been serving up affordable drinks on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg since the '50s, will close at the end February...

A true Williamsburg mainstay which was owned by members of The Rogers Sisters and Oakley Hall.