About:
“Hollow Nickel is a casual neighborhood bar and restaurant located in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Opened in August 2012, it is owned and operated by three friends that drew inspiration from the little known and intriguing story of the 1953 Hollow Nickel Case.
The case began with a 14 year old Brooklyn Eagle newspaper boy that collected a five cent piece that felt too light to him. When he dropped it on the ground, it popped open to reveal a microfilm containing a series of numbers. The microfilm went on to reveal a complex web of espionage involving the KGB, the U.S. atomic program and the U.S. Navy.”
Hours:
BAR
Monday – noon – 2am
Tuesday – noon – 2am
Wednesday – noon – 2am
Thursday – noon – 2am
Friday – noon – 4am
Saturday – noon – 4am
Sunday – noon – 2am
KITCHEN
Monday – noon – 11pm
Tuesday – noon – 12am
Wednesday – noon – 12am
Thursday – noon – 12am
Friday – noon – 1am
Saturday – noon – 1am
Sunday – noon – 11pm
Address:
494 ATLANTIC AVE, BROOKLYN, NY
(347) 236-3417
Click here to see the upcoming events and the menu!
Image via www.hollownickel.com
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