Restaurants

Succotash, Biscuits and Workday Vibes: Terra Firma Opens in Place of Brooklyn Fire Proof Cafe

In stark contrast to the industrial feel of Ingraham St, a smell that undeniably belongs to smoked meat wafts out of Terra Firma

By Kristina Headrick

Jan. 21, 2016 · 3 min read

Restaurants

Succotash, Biscuits and Workday Vibes: Terra Firma Opens in Place of Brooklyn Fire Proof Cafe

In stark contrast to the industrial feel of Ingraham St, a smell that undeniably belongs to smoked meat wafts out of Terra Firma

Kristina Headrick January 21, 2016Jan 21, 2016 · 3 min read

In stark contrast to the industrial feel of Ingraham St, a smell that undeniably belongs to smoked meat wafts out of Terra Firma.

It’s a transportive welcome to the space, which opened in late 2015 inside…

The rest of this story is for members.

Enter your email to continue.

Joining and signing in need JavaScript, which is off in this browser. Turn it on and reload this page, or email alec@bushwickdaily.com.

Privacy Membership terms Contact

Thanks for being a member.

Filed underbushwick food / East Williamsburg / new places / southern food / terra firma

Kristina Headrick.

Share this story

Facebook Twitter Email

Written by Kristina Headrick View all posts

Reach North Brooklyn, and the New Yorkers who read it.

Written in Bushwick, read across the city since 2009.

129K site visitors a month 1–2M Instagram impressions a month 24K email list members

Advertise with us →

Succotash, Biscuits and Workday Vibes: Terra Firma Opens in Place of Brooklyn Fire Proof Cafe

Succotash, Biscuits and Workday Vibes: Terra Firma Opens in Place of Brooklyn Fire Proof Cafe

The rest of this story is for members.

Read next

East Williamsburg awarded $20 million state grant to overhaul its commercial corridors

nuclear cinema screens ‘We Live in Public’ at Signal on September 23, with Josh Harris on the panel

Permits filed for a 15-story mixed-use building at 23 Spencer Street in Bed-Stuy

The G is losing nearly 40 percent of its 2026 weekends to the signal fix the MTA swears is worth it

Reach North Brooklyn, and the New Yorkers who read it.

Check your email. We sent a 6-digit code to .

Finish the story. Become a member.

You’re a member.

The rest of this story is for members.The rest of this story is for members.

Read next

East Williamsburg awarded $20 million state grant to overhaul its commercial corridors

nuclear cinema screens ‘We Live in Public’ at Signal on September 23, with Josh Harris on the panel

Permits filed for a 15-story mixed-use building at 23 Spencer Street in Bed-Stuy

The G is losing nearly 40 percent of its 2026 weekends to the signal fix the MTA swears is worth it

Mable’s Smokehouse is giving away free barbecue and drinks today to launch a new happy hour menu in Williamsburg

Brooklyn’s political crowd has a favorite restaurant: Peaches in Bed-Stuy, 58 orders and $17,951 since July 2025

Ten Bushwick and Ridgewood spots are chasing liquor licenses: a new Grove Street event venue, a pizza-and-pasta joint, and a bar-slash-deli all want to pour

Bark Barbecue started as brisket smoked on a makeshift rig in an Ozone Park garage. Its first standalone restaurant just opened in Bushwick with seats for nearly 300

The Sparrow, a French brasserie from the Citroën team, opens at 185 Broadway

Myrtle Broadway Fire Devastates Bushwick Businesses During Holiday Season

Reach North Brooklyn, and the New Yorkers who read it.

The rest of this story is for members.