
GG's ended its three-year run on Fifth Street between Avenue A and Avenue B two months ago to the date — Dec. 23.
The pizzeria's ownership decided to focus on other projects. It had been reported that Emmy Squared, the Williamsburg pizzeria serving Detroit-style pizza, was taking over. (CB3 OK'd their new liquor license back in December.)
A few readers asked what was happening with the space... there hadn't much activity here. In fact, a look inside in late January showed a motorcycle parked in the former dining room...

Since then, the space has been cleared out...

I reached out to the Emmy Squared folks a few weeks back... and they didn't have any updates just yet. They originally expected to open this spring, per Eater.
Emmy Squared is also opening an outpost soon in Nashville.
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What exactly is "Detroit-style" pizza? Something to do with motor oil comes to mind…
(Never mind; I took a look at the link.)
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit-style_pizza
Ok, I looked at the link as well. Isn't Detroit-style the same as Sicilian? We need a pizza expert to chime in.
Sicilian is thick crust baked in a rectangular pan. Deee-troyt has a thick crust, and the crust is oiled to make it crispee and crunchee.
With Detroit styled pizza the sauce goes on top of the cheese.
As a pizza eater for 5 decades, I never heard of Detroit style, sounds like some price gouging hipster marketing gimmick.
Since this eatery is gone, it seems like no one gave a damn anyway.
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