The dinner menu includes celery root soup, a foie gras terrine, chicken with black trumpet mushrooms, striped bass with mussels, and venison with walnut bread pudding. Read more
From Ryan Sutton's 1 star review: "Desserts are impressive. Panna cotta is infused with the sweet, vegetal flavor of asparagus; pea sorbet on top adds a grassy jolt." Read more
The food and the cocktails are some of the most delicious you’ll find in Brooklyn. The menu changes too frequently for recommendations, so we can only recommend you don’t miss this incredible spot!
Amazing, deserves Michelin star. Scallops cooked to perfection. Ranch dressing perfect. Bok choy insanely delicious. Gnocchi was a fave w/the hubs. Poached egg tasty and inventive. Dessert! Service!
“When the strawberry-balsamic ice cream and the baked Alaska arrive, the sense of being in a Ritz-Carlton in the late nineteen-nineties is fully realized.” Read more
Sampling the Food at the Home of the Brooklyn Nets Foodies at the Barclays Center,By SOPHIE BRICKMANBrooklyn Bangers, from the Michelin-starred chef Saul Bolton offer brisket hot dogs ($9.75)
empty at 6pm on a Saturday night but dined with my parents, and we all enjoyed it. had the fluke crudo, wild striped bass, a cocktail called the Dime Piece.
Very good, not at all great, food. (Exception is rather exceptional rabbit rillette as a starter.) Service is pretty terrible. Waited for nearly an hour for main course after starter. Great butter!
The new-American restaurant’s uneasy status as a pioneer of a movement (rustic, farm-fresh) that has changed over time is encapsulated in the emphasis on vegetables. simple food, but interesting.
Completely unassuming restaurant serving Michelin Star Rated food! Try the Albacore Tuna Ceviche, Octopus Salad with Pork Belly, Foi Gras and the Squab.
First time here but apparently not what it once was. Food was pretty good (although not excellent), but the spot was straight deserted. As in, only ppl here. #awkward.