This is the third outpost (joining the UES and Prospect Heights) for the brand, whose owners, we're told, are also behind Pick A Bagel on the UES and in Midtown West.
Thursday, November 10, 2022
Bagels for Broadway
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Grabstein's was THE kosher deli in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, when that was a mostly Jewish neighborhood in the 50s-70s. Assume whoever owns this bought the trademark.
ReplyDeleteI do not believe anyone bought the trademark. I think the trademark expired & was never renewed by the last owner of Grabstein's Delicatessen, who went bankrupt around 1999.
DeleteComment from a friend whose Grandparents lived near Grabstein’s in Brooklyn:
ReplyDelete“ Grabs was a great deli. Great theater too. The family all worked there and they argued. And there were two large bald sons who always went at it.”