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Email updates Twitter Facebook RSS FeedsSometimes the greasiest spoon serves the tastiest food. So to suppliment our guide to the best late-night food, GO Brooklyn’s Ben Muessig offers his guide to his favorite 24-hour diners:
When the bars let out, Fifth Avenue drinkers load up on breakfast food to make up for the meal they will inevitably sleep through.
Daisy’s Diner [452 Fifth Ave. between Ninth and Tenth streets in Park Slope, (718) 788-1438].
This recently rehabbed greasy spoon boasts a chrome and neon look that recalls a different era — not unlike the fashions of some of the diner’s hipster patrons.
Kellogg’s Diner [514 Metropolitan Ave. between at Union Avenue in Williamsburg, (718) 782-4502].
Hungry Ridgites grub on cheeseburgers with fries, pickles and slaw ($6.95) all day — and all night .
Fort Hamilton Diner [9502 Fourth Ave. at 95th Street in Bay Ridge, (718) 238-5151].
Happy Days Diner
This humble diner is a late night oasis, sating the neighborhood’s insomniacs with servings of simple American grub (but skip the fries).
Happy Days Diner [148 Montague St. between Clinton and Henry streets in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 875-8361].
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