Are there any left?

[EbtsFldGuy]

For a while there were some restaurants/bars named after our team: The Brooklyn Dodger on Third Avenue in Brooklyn, and a place called Ebbets Field (I think) on Long Island.

The Dodger has been gone for several years now, and I don't know about the place on Long Island.

Are there any such places left?

[DODGER DEB]

For a while there were some restaurants/bars named after our team: The Brooklyn Dodger on Third Avenue in Brooklyn, and a place called Ebbets Field (I think) on Long Island.

The Dodger has been gone for several years now, and I don't know about the place on Long Island.

Are there any such places left?

Though I haven't been there is quite some time, I understand that the EBBETS FIELD CAFE, which is in Hicksville, is still there.

There is also a Diner on 57th Street in Manhattan, which I think is called the BROOKLYN DODGER Diner. The NYT did a write-up on it a few years ago.

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[Flatbush Flock]

Years ago there was an Ebbets Field Cafe in Denver, Colorado. I don't know if it still is there.

[Paulmcall]

There is an Ebbets Field In Springfield, MO as well.

[strummer]

The Diner on West 57th Street in Manhattan is the Brooklyn Diner, distinguished by its "Brooklyn" fare and a large mural which resembles (but not exactly) the view of Ebbets Field from the catcher's position. There are a few other minor references and decorations that refer or relate to the Dodgers.

[VIBaseball]

Years ago there was an Ebbets Field Cafe in Denver, Colorado. I don't know if it still is there.

I was surfing for more historical tidbits on Ebbets Field, and I came upon a CD featuring the '70s guitarist Tommy Bolin saying, "Live from Ebbets Field." I thought, what? So I looked for more info.

This was a small music club in the '70s -- before it closed in 1976, it hosted a lot of big names. It was run by a guy called Chuck Morris who has become one of Denver's biggest music promoters. Sure enough, he grew up in Brooklyn, just blocks from the ballpark.

[Anthony]

Though I haven't been there is quite some time, I understand that the EBBETS FIELD CAFE, which is in Hicksville, is still there.

The owner of the cafe once was sued by the Dodgers for copyright infringment. The owner won.

I passed by the place everyday it seemed, but neevr went in. My father was a Dodger fan and we had always talked about going there, but never did.