Historic Brooklyn chophouse w/ dazzling ambiance. Think velvet booths, chandeliers, & classic American fare like steaks, raw bar, & legendary fried chicken. Perfect for special occasions.
Step back in time at Gage & Tollner, a beautifully revived Brooklyn institution serving classic American dishes like steaks, chops, seafood towers, and sensational fried chicken.
Willa Moore reviews Gage & Tollner, a historic Downtown Brooklyn steakhouse that blends old-world charm with a modern feel, highlighting its martinis, raw bar, and special occasion appeal.
Step back in time at Gage & Tollner, a beautifully revived Brooklyn institution that masterfully blends old-world charm with a modern dining experience. Its landmarked interior, complete with vintage mirrors and velvet booths, sets a stunning stage for classic American dishes, from succulent steaks and seafood towers to their legendary fried chicken. Don't miss out on the sensational desserts, which are a perfect end to any meal.
Gage & Tollner offers a classic American steakhouse experience with a notable emphasis on seafood and Southern-inspired dishes, including their renowned fried chicken. Patrons frequently recommend the martinis, Parker House rolls, butter-roasted hash browns, and the Baked Alaska dessert. While steaks are a staple, some feedback suggests variability in preparation, with other dishes sometimes preferred.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Parker House rolls, butter-roasted hash browns, she-crab soup, and the Baked Alaska dessert. The fried chicken and various seafood options, including the raw bar and oysters, are also frequently praised."
Customers generally praise the historic ambiance and classic American dishes, with many highlighting the martinis and desserts as standouts. However, some reviews mention inconsistencies in steak quality and higher price points.
Important Note
Some diners have reported inconsistencies in food quality and find the restaurant to be on the pricier side. The location in Downtown Brooklyn has also been described by some as being on a 'grim stretch of road' amidst demolition.
"The user recommends the Baked Alaska at Gage and Tollner."
Positive"The user mentions that the Baked Alaska at Gage & Tollner in Brooklyn is supposedly iconic."
Positive"This user described Gage and Tollner's Baked Alaska as phenomenal and confirmed its Brooklyn location."
Positive"Gage & Tollner is recommended for its historical appearance, looking like it's from 1890. The bar upstairs has an ornate shipwreck theme and is described as super fun."
Positive"This user mentioned Gage and Tollner's as a place for Baked Alaska, noting it's meant for a group."
Positive"Gage and Tollner was recommended as a quintessential NYC restaurant."
Neutral"Gage & Tollner was recommended as a quintessential NYC restaurant."
Neutral"This user listed Gage & Tollner as a suggestion for an upscale Italian restaurant or steakhouse."
Neutral"Gage and Tollner was recommended, particularly for downtown Manhattan dining."
Positive"Gage & Tollner was mentioned as a restaurant likely to receive many recommendations."
Positive"Gage & Tollner is listed as one of several establishments that offer a New York dining experience."
Positive"This is considered the nicest restaurant in the area with an extensive menu, offering plenty of options without dairy and soy, and they are very accommodating."
Positive"Gage Tollner is recommended as a good alternative if getting a reservation at 4 Charles is difficult."
Positive"Gage and Tollner is suggested as worth the hype among other classic restaurants."
Positive"This user seconds the recommendation for Gage and Tollner, stating they found it incredible and also suggesting happy hour for $10 martinis."
Positive"This commenter recommends Gage and Tollner in Downtown Brooklyn for its good Beef Wellington, noting it's a short subway ride from Manhattan."
Neutral"The author recommends old-school steakhouses like Gage & Tollner for a proper American steak experience."
Positive"Gage and Tollner in Brooklyn is suggested as a nice dinner option that isn't overly extravagant."
Positive"States they have visited Gage & Tollner before and loved it, acknowledging that while not spectacular, the Baked Alaska is incredible."
Positive"Considers the Baked Alaska at Gage & Tollner amazing and worth a visit, though the rest of the food is described as fine but not spectacular."
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