Krik:Krak! Storytelling and Songs at Tastes of Brooklyn

Krik:Krak! Storytelling and Songs at Tastes of Brooklyn

Thank you, Chef Saul, for leading TASTES of Brooklyn!

Thank you, Saul, for joining TASTES of Brooklyn for a second year in a row! Take a glimpse of Saul's exquisite table for our debut field to fork fest. In case you don't know where they are (can that be?)
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Critics' Pick.... at New York Magazine 140 Smith St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 nr. Bergen St.  See Map | Subway Directions  718-935-9844 Send to Phone

See what they say on Grub Street!

Le Bernardin and Bouley veteran Saul Bolton opened this Smith Street pioneer back in 1999. The intimate space with pressed-tin ceilings gets crowded—and noisy—but Bolton's staff runs a smooth show. The menu changes seasonally, so if the delectably tender duck confit (brined and resting atop buttery, cheesy grits) or succulent pan-roasted skate (served on a bed of braised endive, fennel, and apple) aren't available, don't fret—most dishes are great successes. An oversalted combination of bay scallops with tomato vinaigrette and prosciutto was a surprise miss. Bolton's signature Baked Alaska, meringue gorgeously tufted, makes for a whimsical end to the meal. Or, for a good night's sleep, opt for easy-drinking Marolo chamomile grappa.