Arby's Shuts Down At Landmarked Location

via Brownstoner

Remember all that fuss about the Arby's opening up in the landmarked Gage & Tollner building in Brooklyn? Well, hopefully you got your fill of roast beef sandwiches and curly fries, because after just seven months they're closing up shop! Leaving the borough of Brooklyn Arby's-less once again. According to Brownstoner, the joint has already shuttered at the 372 Fulton Street space, and movers were spotted removing their belongings last night. Previously T.G.I. Friday's also failed to make magic happen at the location—wonder what chain will attempt it next...

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By Jen Carlson in Food on August 12, 2010 3:04 PM

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Billiamsburg

Mosque goes up, Arby's comes down. Nice priorities libtards.

Potty Boy

The bbq pork sandwich did 'em in.

epicac5

too bad. i went to that arby's a couple times. it was kind of awesome. damn.

Pete

And the ghost of Gage & Tollner knocks out another fast-food franchise. First it was TGI Fridays, then it was Arby's. What next, an Olive Garden??

A damn shame, really. G&T was an awesome restaurant in a lousy location. It's still a lousy location for a $30 steak, but perhaps one day.

colonelcasey

Damn shame...I liked my roast beef sandwiches and beautiful decor.

colonelcasey

Damn shame...I liked my roast beef sandwiches and beautiful decor.

colonelcasey

Damn shame...I liked my roast beef sandwiches and beautiful decor.

paulie

But Brooklyn has a Roll'n Roaster.

Potty Boy

There's an Arby's right by me in Fresh Meadows, right off the LIE.

For some reason, every time I ask the Arby's people to put extra red ranch sauce - which is that very yummy tasting sauce they put on their roast beef sandwiches - they always mysteriously fail to comply, and instead, give me a shitload of other bbq and the like sauces. I wonder if it's a concerted effort.