Gwynnett St.
c/o Daily Candy
312 Graham Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
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347.889.7002
Cuisine: American Nouveau
Our Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
Cards: All Major
Price: Fairly Expensive
Menu: www.gwynnettst.com/menu/
Website: www.gwynnettst.com
Booze: Full Bar
Subway: L to Graham Ave.
Delivery: No
Time Out New York says:
Warm up by the fireplace with brick-oven-roasted plates at this seasonal New American restaurant, which takes its name from the onetime thoroughfare of old Williamsburg. Wd~50 alum Justin Hilbert presides over the kitchen hearth, dispatching plates like beef-rib cap with pickled bone marrow and parsley root, and Amish chicken served alongside sweet potato, turnips and dates. Carl McCoy, former wine director at Esca, sees to the beverage program, which includes ten draft beers (Brooklyn Brown, Greenport Duck Porter) and a mostly European selection of vino.
Grub Street says:
TAGS: American (New), Fairly Expensive, Fancy Cocktails, Graham, Recently Opened, Recommended, Restaurants, ★★★★ GreatAnother rustic gem opens in Williamsburg, with Gwynnett St. on Graham Avenue. The comforting-chic-Amish-chickeny-seasonal sweetheart is owned by Carl McCoy, former wine director at Esca, with Justin Hilbert, a wd~50 alum, as executive chef. One unique touch? Warm Irish soda bread with creamy cultured butter, served at every table! Gwynnett St. has 60 seats and is designed with (less unique, but still lovely) hardwood floors, communal tables, and exposed-brick walls.
[...] Draft beers and European wins are featured on a rotating basis. See the full listing here: http://www.freewilliamsburg.com/listings/gwynnett-st 312 Graham Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211 347.889.7002 c/o Blackbook [...]
chef must be excellent, should he put food in the plates
degustation a peine!!, a tease, the Irish bread? plain Corn bread at 5$
embarrassing to charge for bread, already an expensive deceitful Trap!
I Boycott this pretentious at the wrong Location
you have to call it Anorexia and be at a 5 Star Hotel, as an alternative menu for non eaters, a shocking disappointment
perhaps you’ve no taste buds nor taste at all.
The wine list is a disgrace to the excellent food here. Just sayin.
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