NY Daily News (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The borough's first Arby's will soon open in the historic former site of Gage and Tollner on the Fulton Mall. The 125-year-old gas-lit restaurant closed in 2004, but its landmark interior will be alive again this month when the roast beef franchise opens.
brownstoner (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
Earlier this week Lost City stopped by the Arby's at 372 Fulton Street on the Fulton Mall in Downtown Brooklyn. Since finally gaining approval from LPC in June for the interior renovation, the franchisee has been working steadily on...
New York Post (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
Gold, silver, diamonds, and platinum sparkle in the shop windows on the Fulton Mall, but some area residents think the street’s new sidewalks don’t sparkle enough!Newly poured concrete sidewalks — part of an ongoing city reconstruction project — lack...
Grub Street - New York Magazine's Food and Restaurant Blog (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
• Arby's will open a fancy-looking franchise in Brooklyn's Fulton Mall later this month, the first of 40 planned openings in the city over the next decade. [ NYDN ] • If it's your dream to work with Martha Stewart, fork over $3,600 and you can have a six-week internship at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, or just drop $10,000 to do a segment on her show. [ Eat Me Daily ] •...
Gothamist (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Photo via Lost City Brooklyn has waited far too long for a French Dip Combo, but soon enough the borough's first Arby's will be opening and putting an end to its curly fry-less days. And boy oh boy, is it the fanciest Arby's you ever did see. Opening in the historic land-marked Gage and Tollner space on the Fulton Mall, 25-year-old Arby's franchise guy Ray Chera tells the Daily News...
Curbed (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
The Brooklyn Paper reports that some community members think the fresh-poured concrete sidewalks at the Fulton Mall don't have enough glitter . They claim the city didn't put enough silicon carbide, the stuff that makes the sparkles, in the concrete. But the glitter is there, the city says, buried under the surface (just like real treasure!). "The glitter will become more visible...
