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Photos: A Sneak Peek At Brooklyn's First Shake Shack
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Garth Johnston
Published Dec 16, 2011
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Brooklyn Shake Shack fans, start your engines! Announced to punny fanfare over a year ago, the Fulton Street Shake Shack is set to open next Tuesday, just in time for Christmas. Can't wait? Feast your eyes on these exclusive spy pics we snapped of the new Shack this morning!
Basically the Fulton Shake Shack looks like an expanded version of the Upper West Side Shack, with a whole lot of seating, the familiar friendly decor and, of course, those burgers. Like the other Shacks, we're told the Brooklyn outpost will have a trio of "signature" concretes to separate it from the pack, but we haven't yet gotten details on what those will be. When it does open next week, the hours will be from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Is it Tuesday yet?
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