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The Long Island Bar
A table worth the trip · New York, United States
4.4★Rating
676Reviews
$$Price level
Year-roundBest time
The experience
The chrome-and-neon facade at 110 Atlantic Avenue dates to 1951 and was kept intact when this long-shuttered Cobble Hill bar-restaurant was revived in 2013. Inside are high-backed leather booths, an L-shaped polished-wood bar, Art Deco touches and laminated diner-style menus. The cocktail list is short and classical, and the kitchen is a real one: deviled eggs, fried cheese curds, spaghetti and a dry-aged burger with a following of its own.
A 1951 Brooklyn bar-restaurant where the cocktails and the burger are both worth the trip.
1951 neon signchrome and boothsone great gimletdry-aged burger
Where it is
New York, United States · Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. Coordinates from the listing we sourced it from.
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