b.good, eatery with the ‘human touch’ to replace Grand Canyon Restaurant, Brooklyn Heights standby
Opening in November
A restaurant that makes fast-food “real” – b.good, based out of Boston – will be replacing the now-closed Grand Canyon restaurant at 141 Montague St. in Brooklyn Heights.
b.good’s owner Anthony Ackil, part of a 15-year team with his lifelong best friend Jon Olinto, told the Brooklyn Eagle that the restaurant sells dishes like kale and quinoa bowls, “tons of salads,” chicken sandwiches and burgers made with humanely-raised beef.
b.good dishes up seasonal specials as well, such as blueberry smoothies during blueberry season, Ackil said. Grilled asparagus is served in the spring, corn during the summer and cauliflower in the fall.