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Morgan’s Brooklyn Barbecue to Re-Open after Fire
September 14, 2022, 6:52.32 pm ET

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Morgan’s Brooklyn Barbecue to Re-Open after Fire
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Morgan’s Brooklyn Barbecue is slated to re-open this month after closing for more than 17 months due to a 3-alarm fire. Morgan’s will continue its legacy of slow-smoked meats via an on-site smoker burning white oak, extensive bourbon and craft beer programs, and a lively smokehouse atmosphere.

Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue, Brisket

Morgan’s new menu will introduce the popular Philadelphia smoked Brisket “Cheesesteak” (with queso whiz!) as well as a Candied Burnt Ends and Smoked Caramel Sundae. Other highlights include a Smoked Cowboy Steak (24 oz, bone-in), Beef Back Ribs, and best sellers like beef brisket (USDA prime fatty or lean), pulled pork and Smoked Brisket Tacos.

Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue, Ribs

The menu also boasts house cured bacon ribs, a fried chicken platter, sausage hoagie, and 3-hour smoked chicken and traditional sides like housemade cornbread, coleslaw, wedge salad, collard greens and several different types of macaroni & cheese.

House-smoked bourbon and rye cocktails will be at the heart of the retooled beverage program, including a Barrel-Aged Vieux Carré, Vermouth-finished Boulevardier, Butcher’s Cut Old Fashioned and the circa 1862 Improved Whiskey Cocktail. Morgan’s extensive bourbon list will be displayed on its original chalkboard, and a craft beer program will offer local and regional selections.

Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue, Interior

Architects Chris Smith (formerly of Rockwell Group) and Dan Kocieniewski of CMS Architecture & Design undertook a painstaking restoration of the Morgan’s space which now includes a 45-seat interior with central bar, open kitchen, wooden furnishings, metal accents, and chalkboard menus.

Morgan’s Brooklyn Barbecue: 267 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (718) 622-2224

For more information, visit morgansbrooklynbarbecue.com

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