An essay on the old restaurants of Brooklyn chronicles in detail and beautiful photos the rise and fall of classics like Gage and Tollner, Lundy's, and Schrafft's. Of those, only Gargiulo's in Coney Island is still around, but, Elyssa Goldberg argues, even there "we can't preserve what it meant to its patrons in its glory days." [Bklynr]
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